Tom Brady announces he's retiring "for good"
WBZ TV's Courtney Cole has more on Tom Brady's retirement announcement Wednesday.
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WBZ TV's Courtney Cole has more on Tom Brady's retirement announcement Wednesday.
Dan Roche catches up with longtime football coach John Perry, who was friends with Bill O'Brien growing up and went on to coach with him at both Brown and the Houston Texans. Perry discusses O'Brien's coaching style, hits great fit with the Patriots, and what he'll do for Mac Jones as New England's offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach.
CBS Boston's Michael Hurley joins Paula Ebben to discuss what the next steps will be for the Patriots after hiring Bill O'Brien as their offensive coordinator.
Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss why Bill O'Brien is New England's best fit at offensive coordinator.
Devin McCourty has an idea for what Tom Brady's next team should be, and it's a familiar one.
The Patriots announced that they'll be making changes to their coaching staff in an very un-Patriots-like release last week. Steve Burton and Christian Fauria discuss what those changes could be, including an actual title for Jerod Mayo, and also touch on the relationship between Bill Belichick and Mac Jones.
The news appears to be good news for the Patriots, who said they are looking to keep Jerod Mayo on their staff for the long-term.
The Patriots released a statement announcing their intentions to keep Jerod Mayo on the coaching staff as well as their plan to interview offensive coordinator candidates.
First, the Patriots announced that they will be trying to sign linebackers coach Jerod Mayo to a contract extension. Second, the team announced that it will be interviewing offensive coordinator candidates next week.
Bill Belichick said that nobody is happy with an 8-9 finish and no playoff football in New England. The process of getting better for 2023 will begin on Monday.
Mac Jones said the Patriots showed some resolve and fight against the Bills in Week 18, but it wasn't good enough in the end. He put the blame on himself, and vows to be better next season.
Patriots special teams captain wouldn't say if Sunday was his last game, but reflected on everything he tried to accomplish -- and the leader he tried to be -- throughout his 15-year career in the NFL.
The Patriots and teams around the NFL are showing their support Sunday for Damar Hamlin as the Bills safety continues recovering after collapsing on the field last week.
After 17 weeks, it all comes down to Sunday.
The Patriots can clinch a playoff spot with a win in Buffalo - but there's another path to the postseason as well.
Facing a critical game against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, the Patriots will be a bit shorthanded on each side of the ball.
The Patriots moved rookie cornerback Jack Jones and punter Jake Bailey from injured reserve to the reserve/suspended list on Friday.
WBZ-TV's Mike Uva reports.
After Matthew Slater and Devin McCourty played what could've been their final games at Gillette Stadium, Christian Fauria reflects on what they've meant to the organization.
Mike Reiss said that there was a different feeling down at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday, with Bill Belichick taking an "all business" approach to everything. New England's season is on the line -- will they keep it alive with a win over the Dolphins on Sunday?
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss break down the matchups for the Patriots in Sunday's must-win game against the Dolphins. With Bradley Chubb now in the mix, the Miami defense is much different than the one New England saw back in Week 1.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss discuss Mac Jones' low block attempt at Eli Apple in Week 16, and the quarterback's growing reputation as a "dirty player."
Patriots offensive play-caller was asked why the team just hasn't been able to generate results.
WBZ-TV's Tiffany Chan has the story.
Mac Jones has been very animated over the last month, and has been caught on camera shouting at his coaches. Is this the kind of fire we should want to see out of a quarterback, or is Jones taking things too far? Steve Burton and Mike Reiss discuss.
