Belichick: Cam Newton Is 'Public Enemy No. 1' Among Mobile Quarterbacks
Cam Newton may be struggling, but that doesn't mean Bill Belichick is taking him lightly.
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Cam Newton may be struggling, but that doesn't mean Bill Belichick is taking him lightly.
After a herculean effort against the Houston Texans on Sunday, Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has taken home AFC Player of the Week honors for the second straight week.
After the spotlight during Week 3 did not seem to be on the game itself, the new week has started for the Patriots and the attention is again on anything but the team.
An anchor on special teams for three Super Bowl winners, Larry Izzo was a fan favorite during his time with the Patriots. His teammates loved him too, just not in the locker room.
Brandon Meriweather told Toucher & Rich that he would have knelt with his teammates, and that many are misinterpreting why players are doing these silent protests across the league.
The Patriots will reportedly stand together as a team during the national anthem before the game against the Panthers.
The Patriots secondary hasn't necessarily been good, but Belichick believes it's been competitive.
The biggest hurdle in the study of chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) has been the issue of it only being discoverable in the brain of a deceased patient. That may not be a problem for long.
We've seen it all before, but it never gets old.
Malcolm Butler regained his starting role on the Patriots defense, while Alan Branch remained limited.
If the mission is to present a call for unity, this was a mistake on the part of Sports Illustrated. What inspired the magazine to put Goodell on the cover is a bit puzzling.
The Patriots will take on the Carolina Panthers in Week 3, who are coming off an embarrassing loss to the Saints on Sunday.
Matt Light's ex-Patriots teammates disagreed with his strong comments on the national anthem protests.
Tom Brady said he didn't agree with the president's comments about NFL player protests of the national anthem.
Brady and Rodgers have recently supported Kaepernick publicly, but Wall does not believe it's enough.
