Brady Excited To Go Home, But Focus Will Be On Getting Another Win
Tom Brady is ready to head home for the first time as a professional quarterback, but he knows there is work to be done in San Francisco.
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Tom Brady is ready to head home for the first time as a professional quarterback, but he knows there is work to be done in San Francisco.
The Patriots left for San Francisco on Friday afternoon, but one of their biggest contributors on offense did not make the trip.
The WBZ-TV, 98.5 The Sports Hub and WBZ NewsRadio sports teams make their predictions for Sunday's Patriots-49ers tilt in San Fran.
Rob Gronkowski missed his second straight day of practice on Thursday, making it unlikely he'll play this weekend when the Patriots take on the 49ers in San Francisco.
Steve Beuerlein, CBS Sports analyst, looks at the Jaguars-Lions, Titans-Colts and Patriots-49ers matchups in Week 11.
There aren't many 49ers fans left in the Brady family these days.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft paid a visit to Trump Tower on Wednesday afternoon.
Gronkowski, who suffered a chest injury on Sunday night vs. the Seahawks, was the team's lone absence at practice.
Fullback Glenn Gronkowski has re-signed with the Patriots. Again.
Bill Belichick said Wednesday that it's difficult to try to put an exact time frame on when Lewis can return to game action.
Bill Belichick is already calling upon last year's stunning home loss to the Eagles, who at the time were coached by Kelly and the owners of a 4-7 record.
There are no hard feelings between Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski and Seahawks safety Earl Thomas. Instead, there's just a whole bunch of respect.
Whatever his injury is, Rob Gronkowski reportedly had to cancel an event Tuesday in New York because he was advised not to fly.
Rob Gronkowski shouldn't be playing this weekend. The Patriots don't need him.
The New England Patriots are one of the best teams in the NFL and the loss to the Seattle Seahawks was only their second of the season. Still, they're not happy in the way they played and it's quite possible they are going to take it out on the San Francisco 49ers in Week 11.
There are a lot of questions surrounding the Patriots defense following a poor performance against the Seahawks on Sunday, but the primary concern centers around their secondary.
After making his first trip to Gillette on Sunday night, Carroll came away very unimpressed by the fans' relative ambivalence to the goings-on of the football game.
Patriots fans will be getting to bed a bit earlier in a couple of weeks, thanks to a scheduling change by the NFL.
Take the picture as a whole, and the Patriots went to work on Monday knowing exactly where they need to improve. There's no telling how, exactly, they'll correct those issues, but if they can't do it then, well, they were never going to be that great to begin with.
It was a goal-line stand by the Patriots that won them Super Bowl XLIX but it was a Seahawks goal-line stand that saved the day for the Hawks this time around.
There were more penalty flags than gold stars to hand out after New England's 31-24 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Boomer Esiason joined Toucher and Rich on Monday to break down the Patriots' 31-24 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
The Seahawks were just a touch better on Sunday evening, as evidenced by that scoreboard. It rarely lies. Here's what stood out on both the positive and negative side of things in the Seahawks' win in New England.
No penalty flag was thrown, and the Patriots yet again came so close to victory. This time, though, there was no verbal evisceration of any officials, and after the loss, the Patriots didn't say the officials should have bailed them out.
It wasn't the Super Bowl, but this time Seattle Seahawks survived the dramatic closing seconds against the New England Patriots.
