Burton: Cam Newton's Release By Patriots An 'Absolute Shocker'
WBZ TV's Steve Burton says the Patriots release of quarterback Cam Newton Tuesday was an "absolute shocker."
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WBZ TV's Steve Burton says the Patriots release of quarterback Cam Newton Tuesday was an "absolute shocker."
And now, there is no doubt: The Patriots are Mac Jones' team.
WBZ TV's Dan Roche looks at what the Patriots and Cam Newton will do next after the Pats released their former quarterback Tuesday.
The Patriots and Chiefs have made a trade, with New England sending a pick to Kansas City in exchange for offensive lineman Yasir Durant.
Malcolm Butler may be walking away from football this summer.
Stats are fun. So let's take a look.
The roster cuts have begun in Foxboro.
It's looking like Mac Jones will have to wait a bit to take over as the starting quarterback of the New England Patriots. But that hasn't stopped the rookie from inking his first endorsement deal.
Now that he has the entire preseason under his belt, Barmore is ready to begin his real NFL career. And he's got some people in his corner who believe he can do some great things.
The Patriots and every other NFL team have until Tuesday afternoon to trim their roster down to 53 players. In his quest to whittle down the roster, Bill Belichick may have a few more trades up his hoodie's sleeves.
The kicking duties this summer have largely fallen on the shoulder of undrafted rookie Quinn Nordin, as the veteran Nick Folk has mostly been a spectator due to what he deemed as "a little bit of soreness."
When Rhamondre Stevenson showed up to Patriots training camp, the rookie couldn't complete the team's conditioning test. He's a come long way in a short time.
The preseason is over, and now it's time for NFL teams to trim their roster to 53 players.
Though all signs are pointing to Cam Newton being under center come Sept. 12, Mac Jones said he really only knows one way to prepare -- and that's as if he is the starting quarterback.
A look at what went right -- and what went wrong -- for the Patriots in the team's final preseason game.
Cam Newton had to really work for a high five from Mac Jones after the rookie threw his first touchdown in a Patriots uniform.
Cam Newton has still not spoken publicly since he was forced to miss five days of work due to the NFL's COVID-19 protocols.
For the Patriots this preseason, it was three up, three down.
Mac Jones' preseason stats would've looked a lot better if not for some drops from would-be pass catchers.
It took until the preseason finale, but Mac Jones has finally thrown a touchdown pass.
Second-year running back J.J. Taylor has a chance to join the party, and one play he made on Sunday evening in New Jersey will certainly help him toward that goal.
It stands to reason that No. 1 will be QB1 when the season kicks off on Sept. 12.
Scott Zolak apologized on Sunday for his comments from earlier in the week regarding rap music being a distraction for Cam Newton during practice.
