Hurley's Picks: Don't Bury The Patriots Just Yet
The Pats are down. They may be out. But they've definitely got at least one last push in them.
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The Pats are down. They may be out. But they've definitely got at least one last push in them.
Have you heard the trade rumors surrounding Stephon Gilmore? Because Bill Belichick hasn't -- or so he says.
Bill Belichick spoke highly of Josh Allen's maturity and Stefon Diggs' playmaking ability as the Patriots prepare for a must-win against the Bills in Week 8.
The NFL Trade Deadline is one week away, and the New England Patriots could certainly use some help on the offensive side of the ball. But if you were hoping to get a better picture of the team's intentions at the deadline, you won't be getting it from Bill Belichick.
It is particularly startling that the Patriots through seven weeks of the season rank as one the most careless teams with the football.
What exactly is going on with Cam Newton? Let's take a deep dive while exploring the leftover thoughts from the Patriots' 33-6 loss to the 49ers.
After a Sunday when Brady's Buccaneers partook in an absolute romp simultaneously with maybe the most miserable Patriots game in the history of Gillette Stadium, America can see clearly what Brady saw last year and why the QB fled for Florida.
Sunday's grinding loss to the visiting 49ers was ugly. It was unpleasant. It featured almost no positives for the home team. And it sunk the Patriots to 2-4, a place they haven't been since 2000.
The Patriots have made it to Friday of Week 7 without any COVID-19 hiccups. Dare we say it was a relatively normal week for the Pats?
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid brings you everything you need to know heading into Sunday's Patriots-49ers clash at Gillette Stadium.
To help commemorate the two decades of NFL dominance, the team announced a roster for an "All-Dynasty Team," which accompanies a new exhibit at The Patriots Hall of Fame.
Is the Patriots' decision to trade Jimmy Garoppolo and keep Tom Brady really being relitigated again right now? Really? Let's stop that.
Time can change a lot of things. But for football teammates, some impressions are made so deeply that a lasting memory that can never be altered.
Bill Belichick has the world's greatest poker face when he's behind a microphone and speaking to reporters. But on the field, in the heat of NFL battle, the coach often doesn't hide his emotions in any way.
The last two weeks have been anything but normal for the New England Patriots. But so far, Week 7 is off to a much better start.
Bill Belichick knows the Patriots are going up against a very special player this weekend in San Francisco tight end George Kittle.
If anything was clear throughout the Patriots' 18-12 loss to the Broncos on Sunday, it's that the team has a lot of work to do to get its offense in gear. That all starts in practice.
Football seasons don't ever play out according to plan, but the road map to 9-7 just became a lot clearer than it was before the Patriots blew a game against a bad Broncos team.
Should Bill Belichick have challenged the spot instead of punting back to the Broncos? Let's examine the situation.
Belichick was asked directly about any potential interest in Bell on Thursday morning. As expected, Belichick didn't comment directly about the player, though he did refer to some of his past statements of praise for the running back.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick began his session with New England reporters on Thursday morning by sending well wishes to Nick Saban, who tested positive for COVID-19 this week.
The Patriots are hoping for a much more "normal" week after their last two games have been rescheduled due to COVID-19.
Could Cam Newton and Stephon Gilmore be cleared before the Patriots host the Broncos on Sunday? It's possible, but Bill Belichick isn't sure when that process will begin.
There have been a lot of questions surrounding Cam Newton's availability in the near future. But Patriots head coach Bill Belichick explained Monday that just because a player keeps testing positive for COVID-19 doesn't mean they won't be able to play.
This season has been all about adjusting on the fly for the New England Patriots and pretty much every team in the NFL. Saturday morning was no different for the Pats.
