Patriots Place Dion Lewis On Injured Reserve
The New England Patriots will be without Dion Lewis for the rest of the season, as an MRI on Monday revealed he has a torn ACL.
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The New England Patriots will be without Dion Lewis for the rest of the season, as an MRI on Monday revealed he has a torn ACL.
The Redskins-Patriots game was not one for the ages, but that doesn't mean we can't share some leftover thoughts.
Over the weekend, Tom Brady helped make a young Watertown boy's wish come true.
All of New England is hoping no news is good news on the Dion Lewis injury front.
WBZ-TV's Levan Reid gives out his hardware from New England's 27-10 win over the Washington Redskins.
Boomer Esiason joined Toucher & Rich on Monday to discuss all the NFL action on Sunday, including Aqib Talib's eye poke against the Indianapolis Colts.
The win allowed the Patriots to keep pace in the AFC with the Cincinnati Bengals, who also hold an 8-0 record.
The Patriots don't yet know the extent of the injury to running back Dion Lewis, but they are hoping for the best.
This particular football game was certainly not necessary to prove that the Patriots are superior to the Redskins.
The 27-10 victory was not without its ups and its down.
Follow along as the Patriots host the Redskins at Gillette Stadium.
At just 34 years old, Wes Welker remains unemployed.
New England's defense has few injuries, but it's a different story for the offense.
Dont'a Hightower doesn't care about personal stats, just as long as the Patriots are winning games.
Things are looking thin on the Patriots' offensive line.
Toucher & Rich weren't afraid to throw out some explanations as to why the Patriots can seemingly control coin flips.
The WBZ-TV, WBZ NewsRadio and 98.5 The Sports Hub team makes their predictions for Sunday's Patriots-Redskins game.
A win for the Patriots on Sunday would be just one of 13 or 14 (or 16?) on the season for New England. A win for the Redskins on Sunday could be a season-defining moment.
The Patriots are likely to be a little light on the lines this Sunday against Washington, after a trio of players missed practice for a second straight day on Thursday.
Patriotic ceremonies in professional baseball, basketball, football and hockey games may not just be about honoring the troops.
New England appears happy with its current roster despite a lack of numbers at a couple of positions.
For a group of folks who root for an undefeated team, football fans in New England sure are angry these days. And I can't say I entirely blame them.
Just when you think DeflateGate is over and can't get any more stupid ... this happens.
Three Patriots missed Wednesday's practice session, and fans can probably guess who they were.
When Tom Brady was a rookie, he would eat nachos before the game and kick his feet up. So the quarterback has a great respect for what David Andrews is doing in his rookie season.
