LeGarrette Blount (Illness) Misses Practice For Second Straight Day
The Patriots running back was spotted at Gillette Stadium on Thursday morning before leaving prior to the start of practice.
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The Patriots running back was spotted at Gillette Stadium on Thursday morning before leaving prior to the start of practice.
The Patriots enter the divisional round as massive favorites over the Houston Texans, but Tom Brady has been around long enough to know that such things don't matter much once football games actually begin.
Roger Goodell may or may not show up at Gillette Stadium ever again - but do you care if he does?
DeflateGate is not a laughing matter in New England.
Tony Gonzalez, 17-year NFL veteran and current CBS Sports NFL analyst, discusses Texans-Patriots and other divisional round matchups.
Brady might not win the MVP award, but he won the NFL 101 Awards' Offensive Player of the Year for the fifth time.
Michael Floyd was a late arrival to the New England offense, but he's doing his best to catch on in the complex system.
Martellus Bennett didn't seem like a good fit when he arrived in New England. But he may actually be a better fit than ever imagined.
For the first time all season, LeGarrette Blount was missing from Patriots practice on Wednesday.
Dave "El Pres" Portnoy of Barstool Sports joined Zolak & Bertrand on Wednesday to discuss Michael Felger calling him "a disgrace" over his ill-will towards Roger Goodell.
O'Brien doesn't know how much better the Patriots defense can play than last time they played the Texans, when they shut them out.
With hints of retirement circulating, there is a chance Vince Wilfork's final game of his NFL career will be against the team he started it all with.
Meriweather believes former teammate Vince Wilfork should be a shoo-in for Canton after he retires.
The Texans don't have much of a shot on Saturday night, but here's a closer look at five Houston players who could have the Patriots some trouble.
The New England Patriots have had two weeks of rest due to their first-round bye, and now they are going to welcome the Houston Texans into their home for the Divisional Round. Despite taking out an Oakland Raiders team that shocked the world this season, this Texans team isn't a giant.
If you wanted to go see some outdoor hockey and watch the Patriots take on the Texans in the playoffs on Saturday, you can now fit both into your busy schedule.
The Texans lack one crucial quality that makes them a long-shot to pull off the upset, and it's not their coach or quarterback.
Jadeveon Clowney is being touted as a game-changing type of force. Adam Jones isn't buying it.
It would take an extremely catastrophic series of events for the Patriots to lose to the Texans on Saturday.
Gronk wants you to know that his recovery from season-ending back surgery is going just fine.
While hosting the games instead of traveling is a nice luxury, the veteran-laden Patriots squad is smart enough to realize that the benefits of home-field advantage only go so far.
If the Texans want to even make it interesting against the Patriots, they will need a huge game from Clowney.
Sorry, ESPN. Don't expect Patriots fans to do you any favors anytime soon.
Nobody is giving Houston a chance -- and rightfully so. But nobody gave the Jets any chance back in the 2010 playoffs, and we know how that turned out.
Bill Belichick's coaching tree is now extending to his former players.
