Patriots Stand Pat At NFL Trade Deadline
Like roughly 90 percent of the NFL, the New England stood pat and let the NFL trade deadline come and go on Tuesday.
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Like roughly 90 percent of the NFL, the New England stood pat and let the NFL trade deadline come and go on Tuesday.
It is a week of honesty for coaches of the New England Patriots. A day after Bill Belichick owned up to a mistake in Sunday's win over the Chargers, offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels did the same.
A win has changed perspective on the Patriots.
Week 8 is in the books in the NFL, and things are looking a lot better for the New England Patriots than they were just two weeks ago.
The Patriots will be traveling to Carolina this weekend to play the Panthers. They just don't know which quarterback they'll be facing.
Justin Herbert is excellent at his job. Except for when he plays the Patriots.
Bill Belichick did not mince words about his failed challenge against the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 8.
It's about time the Patriots came out on the winning end of a game like this.
"I definitely didn't have my best day, at all," Mac Jones told reporters after New England's Week 8 win over the Chargers.
Both the offense and the defense played well for New England, but we want to know which unit came up bigger.
Adrian Phillips made a diving interception, popped to his feet, and scampered 26 yards to give the Patriots a fourth-quarter lead, en route to a 27-24 victory over the Chargers in Los Angeles.
Belichick threw his challenge flag following a holding penalty on the Chargers, hoping to turn a standard penalty call into one that resulted in a safety. It didn't work out.
Little by little, week by week, Patriots quarterback Mac Jones continues to add to his NFL repertoire. Early on Sunday in Los Angeles, he showed off his deep ball.
Patriots rookie running back Rhamondre Stevenson is back in the Patriots' lineup on Sunday.
Jonnu Smith is among the 14 Patriots players who are listed as questionable for Sunday's tilt against the Chargers in Los Angeles.
The Patriots have to head out west and play one of the most promising teams in the AFC.
"If you're supposed to take one, kids, only take one," Jones said. "Don't take more than one."
Settling the never-ending candy corn debate before diving into Week 8 picks.
Julian Edelman has been a part of many regular-season wins in New England. He's not sure he's seen anything like what happened on Sunday.
Through seven weeks of his NFL career, Mac Jones has continued to get better.
There is one one notable area that the Patriots may be suited to capitalize in Sunday's game, and that's on the ground.
Former Patriots safety Patrick Chung was released on $10,000 bail Tuesday after the 34-year-old was charged with assaulting a woman outside a Milton home.
The Jets have a lot of things they need to be worried about. The Patriots aren't one of those things.
Tom Brady is officially OUT on cold weather.
No matter the hour of the day, Mac Jones will be eating spaghetti, steak and eggs before games.