'It's Dreadful': Fans React To Cam Newton Testing Positive For COVID-19
Fans were disappointed to hear their new star quarterback is sidelined after testing positive for the coronavirus.
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Fans were disappointed to hear their new star quarterback is sidelined after testing positive for the coronavirus.
Cam Newton will not be playing this week. Looking ahead, though, when might the quarterback be able to return to action?
The NFL season may no longer be possible. That may seem like an overstatement after Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19, but consider the implications.
"Wishing them a smooth and speedy recovery. Please know that all of New England has your back in this fight," Mayor Marty Walsh said.
The NFL has postponed Sunday's Patriots-Chiefs game after New England quarterback Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19.
New England Patriots quarterback Cam Newton has tested positive for COVID-19.
Everything we'll be keeping an eye on in what should be another exciting Patriots-Chiefs matchup.
In his short time in New England, Cam Newton has been a big hit for the Patriots. And it's not just all those touchdowns the quarterback has rushed for or catchy nicknames he's given to teammates.
Will the Patriots hand the Chiefs their first loss of the season? The WBZ-TV and CBS Boston sports team weighs in.
The best answer to slowing Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs may be a strong Patriots rushing attack that keeps the Kansas City QB off the field.
While the reasons that make Cam one-of-a-kind are many, one eye-catching way that stands out is clearly in the way that he dresses.
Ratings ought to be rather high as millions upon millions of Americans are excited to watch Patrick Mahomes. Count Cam Newton among them.
The thinly veiled weakness can be found in the Chiefs' run defense -- or lack thereof. If you want to run on the Chiefs, you can. It's really just a matter of not falling too far behind in the game.
The Patriots are seven-point underdogs against the Chiefs in Week 4, which has only happened two other times since the franchise started winning Super Bowls back in 2002.
It seemed like, against all odds, the NFL was pulling off a coast-to-coast tackle football program in the middle of a pandemic. As we now know, it was indeed too good to be true.
Sony Michel broke free for the two longest runs of his career on Sunday. On Wednesday, though, he landed on the Patriots' injury report.
The Patriots offense is getting some reinforcements as they prepare for a big Week 4 matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs. Three players returned to practice on Wednesday, including running back James White.
After three weeks of the season, it's become very clear that "Big Mike" will soon be a name known to all who follow the Patriots on a regular basis.
The NFL on CBS lead sideline reporter discusses what she's seen from the Patriots so far this season as she prepares for the call this Sunday when the team faces the Chiefs.
Mayor Marty Walsh says game-day parties this weekend are a bad idea.
After Gostkowski earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for the seventh time in his career, it's worth wondering: Did the Patriots make a mistake in letting him go?
On Wednesday, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was asked if the Titans' outbreak serves as a reminder to remain even more vigilant than normal.
"I just know he's an unselfish guy that wants to do whatever we ask him to do to help our team win, and I don't think there's anything else we can ask of him."
A look at the tape of the Chiefs from their Monday night performance is ... frightening. The Patriots are going to have to have their best game of the year if they want to leave K.C. with a win.
Cam Newton may be smiling from ear to ear every time he's shown on the field during games, but make no mistake about it: the 31-year-old quarterback is all business as he engineers his personal NFL comeback.
