Belichick not interested in "No. 1" cornerback label
Bill Belichick, however, is not big on the concept of a "No. 1 cornerback."
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Bill Belichick, however, is not big on the concept of a "No. 1 cornerback."
With one preseason game in the books, Steve Burton and Mike Reiss had plenty to discuss on Sunday night's Sports Final. Both agree that the Patriots have some really good speed on both sides of the ball, and Reiss discusses the importance of the week ahead with a pair of joint practices with the Carolina Panthers.
Starters didn't play, but there are plenty of takeaways from New England's preseason opener against the Giants. That includes a bizarre situation on the sidelines, with both Matt Patricia and Joe Judge sharing offensive play-calling duties. CBS Boston's Michael Hurley breaks it all down!
Bill Belichick remains tight-lipped on the Patriots' play-calling process.
The moment referred to some as "Spygate 2.0" is getting a revival of sorts, thanks to the social media team of the Cincinnati Bengals.
Isaac Lebowitz, a rising 9th grader, got to ask Bill Belichick questions about team bonding and birthdays at training camp. WBZ-TV's Dan Roche reports.
The Patriots' head coach cares about a lot of things regarding football. Fantasy football is not one of them.
Whenever NFL news breaks, everybody in football tends to weigh in and react. Everybody but Bill Belichick, that is.
Bill Belichick is feeling a bit optimistic about a much lesser-known linebacker in Jahlani Tavai.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche and Levan Reid bring you all the observations from Friday's Patriots practice, which included some big plays and some missed communication.
Dan Roche and Levan Reid bring you all the takeaways from the first day of Patriots training camp in Foxboro. Mac Jones was in full control of the session, DeVante Parker had a huge day, and Bill Belichick had his hands all over New England wide receivers.
Mac Jones and the Patriots returned to the field on Wednesday for the first day of training camp. Jones threw plenty of would-be touchdowns while Bill Belichick did some hands-on coaching all over the field.
Bill Belichick and the Patriots kicked off training camp on Wednesday.
Why is Bill Belichick still coaching at age 70? Allow his two longest-tenured players to take a guess.
There's been some excitement -- or at least hope -- for some rapid growth in some young players who haven't yet been on the field in the NFL.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick gushed about Mac Jones' offseason work ethic on Tuesday, saying the quarterback has shown dramatic improvement everywhere heading into his second NFL season.
"Yeah, look -- I'm the head coach. Ultimately, I'm responsible for everything," Belichick said. "So, just leave it at that. That's what it is."
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss had plenty to discuss on Sunday night's Sports Final, breaking down the top storylines surrounding the Patriots as the team gears up for training camp. From Mac Jones' second season to a crowded receiving corps to all of the questions on defense, Reiss and Burton hit on everything.
Quarterback Mac Jones is loving the input from Bill Belichick this year.
The next time the Patriots hit the field will be for the start of training camp.
Romeo Crennel retired Monday after a 39-year career in the NFL. Patriots head coach Bill Belichick is grateful for everything Crennel did for him and the Patriots -- and other teams -- during their time together.
Through it all, the one consistent figure has been Bill Belichick, who once again on Tuesday lent his support to another Boston team vying for a title.
Organized team activities have kicked off in Foxboro, but we still don't know who will be calling plays on offense. Quarterback Mac Jones discussed his relationship with coach Joe Judge, who may end up with those duties before the season begins.
Bill Belichick doesn't seem to be even slightly concerned.
On Thursday, Stevens was asked during his weekly radio interview what the conversation was about. Stevens ended up speaking at length about his relationship with the coaching legend.