Patriots Fans Disappointed By Omission From Tom Brady's Retirement Post
Patriots fans in Foxboro were already talking about Tom Brady's retirement from football on Tuesday morning.
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Patriots fans in Foxboro were already talking about Tom Brady's retirement from football on Tuesday morning.
Tom Brady is retiring from football. And Alex Guerrero needs a job.
With Tuesday's official retirement announcement coming for Tom Brady, Patriots owner Robert Kraft released a statement shortly after news broke, in which Kraft expressed his love and gratitude for Brady as the player and the person.
For the second time in recent days, the football world is reacting to Tom Brady retirement news. This time, however, it's official.
Tom Brady did not mention the Patriots or New England in his retirement announcement on Tuesday. But the team was quick to send out a congratulatory message to the quarterback who brought the franchise six Super Bowl titles.
Thirteen years after his failed stint as a head coach in Denver, Josh McDaniels is ready for his next shot as a head coach with the Las Vegas Raiders and hopes the lessons he learned with the Broncos leads to more success his second time around.
Longtime assistant coach Ivan Fears is expected to announce his retirement soon, according to ESPN's Mike Reiss.
The Patriots coaching staff has a giant void to fill, with Josh McDaniels reportedly set to take over the Las Vegas Raiders.
Quarterback Mac Jones is bound for the Pro Bowl, the New England Patriots announced Sunday.
Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is expected to be named the next head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders.
The greatest of all time is calling it a career.
The totality of Tom Brady's impact and accomplishments won't be processed until many years down the line.
"Thanks for the memories, babe."
WBZ TV's Dan Roche and Levan Reid react to the news of Tom Brady's retirement Saturday.
WBZ TV's Steve Burton and Levan Reid react to the news of Tom Brady's retirement.
Devin McCourty isn't ready to call it a career. The veteran safety is reportedly preparing to come back for a 13th NFL season.
The comparables for Mac Jones found last weekend involve Ryan Tannehill (15-for-24, 220 yards, 1 TD, 3 INTs) or Jimmy Garoppolo (11-for-19, 131 yards, 0 TDs, 1 INT). That's at least been the takeaway for many.
With no obvious in-house candidates to take over as offensive coordinator in the event that Josh McDaniels leaves New England, the Patriots may be forced to look outside their building. If they do, they just may look for a familiar face.
Josh McDaniels is back in the running for the Raiders' head coaching job.
After missing the playoffs in 2020, Bill Belichick went out and completely revamped the New England Patriots through both the draft and free agency. On Thursday, he was named the 2021 NFL Executive of the Year by the Professional Football Writers of America.
Longtime Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger formally announced his retirement on Thursday. The news -- which has been expected -- obviously brought about many tributes from around the football world.
At the turn of the century, the New England Patriots franchise didn't have much to celebrate. That all changed 22 years ago to the day.
David Andrews reportedly underwent shoulder surgery after playing through an injury during the 2021 season.
Among the crazier coincidences of the two dynastic Patriots runs under Bill Belichick was the commonalities found in the players who wore the jersey number 50.
The Patriots are bringing back one of the team's standout practice squad players.
