In Retrospect, Patriots' 2019 Problems Were Easy To Have Foreseen
Last summer, we all saw these potential problems. Turns out, we were right. Now, here's how Bill Belichick might respond.
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Last summer, we all saw these potential problems. Turns out, we were right. Now, here's how Bill Belichick might respond.
A Patriots assistant coach is leaving New England to become the head coach of the New York Giants. It's not the one that you might think.
It would be wise to not scoop dirt on the Patriots' graves until their threat is actually and fully extinguished.
Tom Brady's status with the Patriots remains up in the air. Bill Belichick isn't quite ready to look into the future.
A disappointing season came to a disappointing end for the New England Patriots on Saturday night at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots at home would still be the safe bet. But an upset by the Titans would not be surprising in the least. Here's what to watch for once this one gets started on Saturday evening.
Is this it for Bill Belichick and Tom Brady? That is the question on the minds of many Patriots fans heading into the team's Wild Card matchup with the Tennessee Titans.
It was ugly. So, we'll follow suit here and flip the script on the Four Ups, Four Downs postgame feature by listing the negatives before the positives. It was that kind of day.
Bill Belichick's extra-conservative approach to the end of the first half certainly looked like a missed opportunity at scoring points for a Patriots team that desperately needed them.
The positive vibes are easy to see with Tom Brady and Bill Belichick as they enter Week 17 in a pretty good spot.
Back in 2010, it was unclear if Brady, Belichick and the Patriots would win another Super Bowl. They've done that -- and then some -- cementing themselves as the greatest dynasty in NFL history. Here's a look back at the best moment of the 2010s.
All it took was a visit from the second-best defense in the NFL with some serious postseason implications on the line to make Tom Brady remind the world that he is indeed still Tom Brady.
The last time the Patriots and Bills met, Buffalo head coach Sean McDermott was a little bit fiery. He does not want to talk about it.
Sometimes, even for someone like Belichick, the sport can be as simple as simple gets.
While we still don't know the full extent of Tom Brady's injuries, head coach Bill Belichick let it slip on Tuesday that there have been times at practice when Brady has not been able to do much at all on the practice field.
We've finally gotten a look at the video at the center of the video controversy surrounding the Patriots and Bengals.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick recalled some fond -- albeit interesting -- memories of the Oakland Coliseum.
The latest controversy surrounding the Patriots is in day three. Bill Belichick's story hasn't changed.
As news broke Monday that the Patriots were in another spying scandal, someone was tasked with breaking the news to head coach Bill Belichick. As one would expect, that was not a fun job for the messenger.
On Tuesday, The Athletic reported that the Patriots shot footage that focused on the Bengals' sideline for "about eight minutes."
Everyone is already firing off hot takes about the Patriots and the latest videotaping controversy. For this one to get cleared up, we're going to need to see that footage.
It might be freezing in New England. That won't stop the sharks from circling around Foxboro.
Tom Brady said the Patriots' offense is still trying "to figure out what works." They better hurry, because they're running out of time.
Friday morning press conferences from Bill Belichick tend to offer more opportunities for reflection and an examination of football history than his usual meetings with the media, and this week was no exception.
Stephon Gilmore is generally a quiet, soft-spoken guy. But lately, he's been more willing than ever to speak -- and speak with confidence.
