Patchwork Offensive Line Gave Patriots Offense Little Chance Vs. Broncos
The Patriots relied on a makeshift offensive line against the Broncos, and it did not work out well for New England.
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The Patriots relied on a makeshift offensive line against the Broncos, and it did not work out well for New England.
Cam Newton returned for the Patriots on Sunday, though the quarterback and the rest of the New England offense didn't have much success doing anything in an 18-12 loss to the Denver Broncos.
After getting an impromptu bye week, the New England Patriots finally returned to game action on Sunday. It did not go according to plan.
Cam Newton is back. And in case that wasn't abundantly clear already, Cam made sure everybody knew of his arrival when he showed up to work on Sunday morning after missing time due to COVID-19.
Both Cam Newton and Stephon Gilmore are active for the Patriots and will play in New England's Week 6 tilt against the Denver Broncos.
The Patriots will welcome in the 1-3 Denver Broncos at Gillette Stadium on Sunday. At least we think they will.
The Patriots will finally resume practice on Thursday -- and Cam Newton will joining in on the fun.
A positive COVID-19 test for Cam Newton will likely end up costing the quarterback just one game.
Cam Newton has finally spoken with his own update on his health and well-being after testing positive for COVID-19 almost two weeks ago. Sort of.
It was widely assumed that Stephon Gilmore caught COVID-19 after he had dinner with Cam Newton prior to the quarterback's positive test. But Gilmore's wife says that dinner never happened.
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.
The Patriots are placing the blame for their most recent positive coronavirus test on the NFL.
Cecil Newton said that Cam Newton did not suffer from any symptoms after his positive test, and that Cam is raring to get back on the football field.
If Cam Newton plays on Monday night, it won't catch the Broncos by surprise.
If Cam Newton can't play Monday against the Denver Broncos, the Patriots will reportedly turn to Jarrett Stidham at quarterback.
Now that New England's Week 5 game with the Denver Broncos has been pushed back a day to Monday, many are wondering if there's a chance that quarterback Cam Newton could be cleared to play.
The Patriots got more good news on Friday morning, as another round of COVID-19 tests came back negative.
Patriots fans around New England are patiently awaiting an update on quarterback Cam Newton, who tested positive for COVID-19 late last week. Unfortunately, Bill Belichick doesn't have one.
ESPN's Adam Schefter reported that the Patriots' star cornerback ate dinner with quarterback Cam Newton on Friday night.
Cam Newton shared a photo of himself wearing his finest overalls and head scarf but also wearing a mask.
New England Patriots practice squad member Bill Murray became the second member of the organization placed on the COVID-19 reserve list.
The news of Cam Newton testing positive for COVID-19 over the weekend was certainly shocking, but it appears the Patriots' quarterback is not suffering from any symptoms of the virus.
If Cam Newton is out again in Week 5, will Bill Belichick turn to Brian Hoyer or Jarrett Stidham against the Broncos?
For now, the Patriots remain in the clear.
