Cam Newton Styling With Suspenders, Plaid Shorts For Patriots-Texans Game
Cam Newton has done it again.
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Cam Newton has done it again.
The next player to make a play and send fans searching for a roster sheet may be tight end Jordan Thomas.
Here's what to watch for when the Patriots look to climb back to .500 on Sunday in Houston.
Last week, Cam Newton had the unwavering respect of the opposing quarterback. This week, the bond is even closer.
According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, a source close to Brown indicated that the Houston Texans "have shown the most interest" in signing the receiver.
Cam Newton may be playing on a short-term, low-money deal this year for the Patriots. But that's not stopping him from feeling some genuine excitement for a fellow QB cashing in with a big-money deal.
The New England Patriots added to their roster on Monday, signing veteran running back Lamar Miller.
From the earliest days of the global coronavirus pandemic, the NFL has plowed ahead with business as usual, determined to not let COVID-19 interfere with the 2020 offseason and regular season. That strategy may soon be adjusted.
You remember Super Bowl LI. You likely remember the 2016 AFC title game. But do you remember the divisional round win over Houston, a game that very easily could have prematurely ended the Pats' title run?
Bill O'Brien has had a rough week. It's probably going to get a lot rougher.
The Patriots did have discussions with the Texans regarding Hopkins and did have discussions with the Vikings regarding Diggs. Neither came to fruition.
Most of the time, the word "weapons" is just an overused cliche. But, well, down in Houston, a bona fide wwwwweapon just might be available.
Though it stands to reason that Bill O'Brien really wanted to win this football game, his actions on the sideline during the Texans' collapse kind of indicated otherwise.
The Houston Texans authored a massive collapse after storming out to a 24-0 first half lead over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Playoff football can bring with it a series of wild swings of emotion. No game encapsulated that more than Saturday's meeting in Houston between the Bills and Texans.
It's officially the postseason in the NFL.
The Tennessee Titans can secure the AFC's last wild-card spot with a win, while the Houston Texans could move up to the third seed.
The Texans and Titans are tied atop the AFC South lead with two matchups against each other in the final three games of the regular season.
The Patriots have some real problems. Still, it's worth taking a wider perspective on where they're at right now.
The Patriots' prior offensive struggles could be explained away. Now? Now it's time for McDaniels and Brady to figure out what they're good at before it's too late.
A week ago, N'Keal Harry confidently declared, " I'm about to turn it up a notch." This is likely not what he had in mind.
The New England Patriots fell to the Texans on Sunday night, which led to a tumble in the AFC standings.
Halloween was over a month ago, but that didn't stop the Houston Texans from playing dress up ahead of Sunday night's game against the New England Patriots.
Nine players were listed on New England's injury report as questionable due to illness.
The Patriots listed 17 players as questionable for the game, with nine of those players suffering from an illness.