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New England vs Everybody. Are the Patriots trying to send a message?
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New England vs Everybody. Are the Patriots trying to send a message?
Thanks to Tom Brady's new hand injury, a new layer of intrigue was added to Sunday's AFC Championship Game.
The NFL quarterback quartet still alive is not perfect. But the football so far has been great.
The Patriots dispatched the Titans in easy fashion, but they know that the AFC Championship is a much bigger stage with a tougher opponent. As a matchup with the Jaguars approaches, the team of veterans is ready to get to work.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady was limited at Wednesday's practice with a right hand injury.
In answering a question, Gronkowski might have invented a new catchphrase.
It doesn't look like Malcolm Mitchell will make a dramatic return to the Patriots offense this postseason.
A tough Jacksonville defense could make life difficult for Tom Brady and the New England offense in the AFC Championship Game.
The Jags coach won't be taking too much from those Giants Super Bowl victories against the Patriots ... because he's never seen them.
The complete lack of trash talk is not stopping the Jaguars from trying to generate a slight or two by really reading between the lines on a Tom Brady comment.
The New England Patriots were operating on every single cylinder as they dominated and demolished the Tennessee Titans, but their toughest challenge of the season is yet to come. With a strong running game and scary-good defense, the Jacksonville Jaguars pose a threat unlike anything they've yet seen.
An "alleged Patriots fan" put an officer and himself in danger with his disorderly conduct on a train after the game, police said.
The Jaguars' defense is exceptional. But so is Rob Gronkowksi.
Tom Brady now has a larger accolade in his sights -- one that's seemingly become quite important to him.
As expected, the Patriots aren't providing their AFC Championship Game counterparts with any bulletin board material.
If the Jacksonville Jaguars beat the New England Patriots Sunday and go on to win Super Bowl LII, someone is in line for a big payday.
As the Patriots prepare for an AFC Championship Game showdown with the Jaguars, a busy offseason looms for Bill Belichick.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft has offered to buy a woman a new wheelchair after hers was apparently stolen from Gillette Stadium.
Despite the sudden head coaching vacancy in Tennessee, Josh McDaniels is expected to be the next head coach of the Indianapolis Colts.
One woman is trying to find her late father's Patriots sweatshirt that now belongs to her son after it was taken Saturday.
In what is becoming an annual tradition in New England, the Patriots are heading to yet another AFC Championship Game.
The Steelers spent most of last week thinking about a possible rematch against the Patriots, overlooking the Jaguars. That was a costly mistake, one the Patriots would never make.
As you probably guessed, quite a few people tuned in to WBZ-TV on Saturday night to watch the Patriots beat the Titans in the AFC Divisional Round.
A postseason loss to the Patriots has cost Mike Mularkey his job, which could mean another potential landing spot for Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
It looks like the Patriots' offense will have another weapon back in the mix for the AFC Championship Game.
