ESPN's Chris Mortensen Finally Deletes False '2 PSI' Tweet, Six-And-A-Half Months Later
Mortensen figured out how to hit the "Delete" button, as he finally deleted the tweet with false information on it.
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Mortensen figured out how to hit the "Delete" button, as he finally deleted the tweet with false information on it.
You won't have to hear any speculation about Rob Gronkowski potentially becoming a free agent. The tight end will be staying in New England.
As we hit practice number five at Patriots training camp, here are four observations through the first four practices of 2015.
Chris Mortensen tried to explain himself for his reporting of false information. And just like with his initial reporting, he did not do a very good job.
Everybody's caught up in "DeflateGate," but you've still got to go shopping for Tom Brady's birthday present. Here are some tips.
Here's a weekend wrap-up on DeflateGate news. We should all be embarrassed.
A man hired a plane to fly a banner over NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell's vacation home in Maine, telling him to go back to New York.
The daughter of the late Patriots linebacker will speak live and onstage.
A look at the crop of corners the Patriots are bringing to camp, and what it could mean for the upcoming season.
Two things were certain Saturday when the New England Patriots put on pads for the first time at training camp: The home fans sure do love Tom Brady, and the quarterback's suspension and court case haven't affected his accuracy.
Rob Gronowski can certainly carry the load at tight end, but he will have a little more help in 2015.
The federal judge handling Tom Brady's attempt to overturn his four-game suspension strongly suggested the New England quarterback and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell appear in court on Aug. 12 and 19.
The Wells Report In Context continues to live ... and continues to be updated.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche and Levan Reid bring you three observations from Day 2 of Patriots Training Camp.
One way or another, the NFLPA wants the Tom Brady matter settled before Sept. 4.
