Vereen: Fans Should Welcome Back Wes Welker 'With Open Arms'
New England fans haven't always welcomed back former players favorably, so the guys were curious to get Shane Vereen's opinion on the return of Wes Welker.
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New England fans haven't always welcomed back former players favorably, so the guys were curious to get Shane Vereen's opinion on the return of Wes Welker.
With another classic on tap for Sunday night, he's a quick look through the history books at how Brady-Manning meetings have gone over the years.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Thursday, November 21.
After missing Wednesday's practice session, Wes Welker was back on the field for the Denver Broncos on Thursday as they prepare for this weekend's trip to New England.
With the Denver Broncos coming to town this Sunday for a huge battle of AFC supremacy, Mike Felger and Tony Massarotti felt it was an opportune time to revisit the Wes Welker exodus from New England.
If you take a look at the Patriots defense of 2012 and the Patriots defense of 2013, you'll see that this current roster is far more equipped to beat the Broncos.
Toucher and Rich played audio from an exclusive interview with Scott Zolak and Rob Gronkowski. The answers were both honest and goofy, and the guys had a little fun at Zo's expense.
Levan Reid of WBZ-TV looks ahead to the Patriots-Broncos game and predicts whether or not Wes Welker can get back on the field against his old team.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Wednesday, November 20.
The Patriots secondary had three of it's injured players on the practice field on Wednesday.
Aqib Talib was on the practice field for the Patriots on Wednesday, as the team prepares for a tough matchup against Peyton Manning and the Denver Broncos Sunday night at Gillette
Felger referenced an article by Ron Borges of the Herald, where the case is made that the Patriots were outmuscled and beat up. Felger and Mazz don't believe that at all.
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Patriots running back Shane Vereen was back in action Monday night after a broken wrist in Week 1 sidelined him for eight games. The third-year pro joined Gresh and Zo Wednesday afternoon.
Tom Brady found a loophole in the Patriots' unwritten rulebook.
Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak were down at CBS Scene at Gillete Stadium for a live broadcast Wednesday morning, and were joined by Bert Breer of the NFL Network to talk Patriots football.
The flag fiasco dominated the discussion on Tuesday, so let's run through the other 59 minutes of action from the Pats' loss to the Panthers.
Levan Reid hands out his awards for the Patriots 24-20 loss to the Panthers.
NFL VP of Officiating Dean Blandino provided an explanation for the controversial ending to Monday Night Football, and on Wednesday morning, Toucher, Rich and Wallach poked holes in his faulty line of thinking.
Toucher and Rich were joined by Albert Breer of the NFL Network Wednesday morning to discuss the controversial ending to Monday Night Football and how Aqib Talib's bad hip is costing him in free agency.
The world will be watching Sunday night as legendary quarterbacks Tom Brady and Peyton Manning face each other for the 14th time in their illustrious rivalry.
One caller didn't like Mazz's take on the controversial ending to Monday Night Football and let him know. But Mazz wasn't going to just take it, and gave it right back to the caller.
The Felger and Massarotti Show from Tuesday, November 19.
With a controversial no-call at the end of the Patriots' 24-20 loss to the Panthers on Monday night, Felger & Mazz were joined by former head of NFL officiating Mike Pereira to get his take on the officials in Carolina.
This week's edition of "10 Questions With Wiggy" was Patriots based, centered mostly around the controversial ending to Monday Night Football.
