Watch CBS News
While there are no answers yet on the short term, ESPN's Adam Schefter shared a potential long-term benefit to the trade that -- if things work out on and off the field -- could make this deal a complete steal for the Patriots.
Josh Gordon is officially a member of the New England Patriots. But head coach Bill Belichick still doesn't want to talk about his newest receiver.
Tom Brady has a new weapon for his arsenal, as the Patriots acquired talented but troubled receiver Josh Gordon from the Cleveland Browns on Monday.
Josh Gordon won't be able to wear the No. 12, which he wore at Baylor and throughout this career with the Browns. That means he'll need a new number.
While the concept of teaming up Tom Brady with Josh Gordon is no doubt an exciting development for those who follow and cover the Patriots, the move reveals the Patriots to be both willing to accept a fair amount of risk and also a bit desperate.
Josh Gordon is reportedly close to having a new home, and the Patriots are reportedly close to adding some depth to their wide receiving corps.
Despite the outcome, Bill Belichick said on Monday morning that he believes he made the right call.
Nothing can bring everybody back to reality quite like a good old-fashioned thumping. And make no mistake: What took place Sunday afternoon in Jacksonville was a thumping. THUMP-ING.
Despite Sony Michel getting the football a fair number of times, the results were not at all what he or the Patriots would have liked.
After the game, Rowe didn't make excuses or complain about the coaching decision, instead admitting that he simply wasn't getting the job done.
The Cleveland Browns are done with Josh Gordon, and are expected to trade the troubled wide receiver on Monday.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was not afraid to show his frustration during New England's 31-20 loss to the Jaguars on Sunday. He wasn't afraid to voice his opinion after, either.
The Patriots had their chances to come back in Jacksonville, but in the end they couldn't get out of their own way.
Not much went right for the Patriots down in Jacksonville, and they're now 1-1 on the season after a 31-20 loss to the Jaguars.
The Patriots have a big concern on defense after losing defensive end Trey Flowers to a concussion on Sunday.
We have an early favorite for the NFL's Catch of the Year.
The Patriots will have running backs Rex Burkhead and Sony Michel when they kick things off against the Jaguars on Sunday.
Tom Brady and owner Robert Kraft can both make some history Sunday afternoon when the Patriots square off against the Jaguars.
The 2018 NFL season is only in its infancy, but boy do we get a nice little treat on just the second Sunday of the year.
The Patriots and Jaguars line up in Week 2, a rematch of the last season's AFC Championship and, possibly, a preview of this season's.
The Patriots and Jaguars could both be without their starting running backs for Sunday's clash in Jacksonville.
"I feel like I can catch punts because I can know where the ball is going to go."
It's only Week 2, but there will be a playoff feel down in Jacksonville when they host the Patriots in an AFC Championship Game rematch.
Remember when Tom Brady and Jalen Ramsey exchanged a few words prior to the AFC Championship? The Patriots quarterback does, and used it to pump up fans ahead of their Week 2 clash in Jacksonville.
"Might be crazy," Ramsey said. "I don't care."
