Patriots host wheelchair football clinic
The New England Patriots Foundation teamed up with Move United and Adaptive Sports New England to host a Wheelchair Football Clinic.
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The New England Patriots Foundation teamed up with Move United and Adaptive Sports New England to host a Wheelchair Football Clinic.
Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria break down the action in the NFL during Week 10, and look ahead to the big Patriots-Jets game at Gillette Stadium in Week 11.
Weekend forecast; Boston responds to Walgreens closures; RIDE service returns to normal after issues; Patriots celebrate Vietnam vets
The Patriots are 5-4 and in the middle of the AFC playoff race, but will they stay there with a difficult second-half schedule? Michael Hurley breaks down what has gone right, what has gone wrong, and what may be ahead for the 2022 New England Patriots.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss look ahead to the rest of the Patriots' schedule, which isn't easy over the final eight games.
Mike Reiss and Steve Burton discuss what the Patriots' offense needs to work on and fix if they want to have success in the second half of the season.
Bill Belichick made a shocking admission earlier this week when he said that the offense may be tipping plays at the line, since both the Jets and Colts appeared to know when several plays were coming. How can the Patriots clean up their negative plays on that side of the ball? Mike Reiss and Steve Burton break it down.
WBZ-TV's Tiffany Chan reports.
The Patriots hit their bye week at 5-4 after a defensively dominant win over the Colts. While the defense is looking solid, the offense is nowhere near where it needs to be. Dan Roche, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss where New England stands at the bye, and what to expect the rest of the season.
Head Coach Bill Belichick discussed the Patriots victory Sunday against the Colts, a team that the Patriots lost to last year.
The Patriots will be shorthanded in the backfield on Sunday against the Indianapolis Colts.
Nick Folk continues to be excellent for the Patriots, and he now has a record and an honor to show for it.
The Patriots made no moves at the deadline on Tuesday, and Bill Belichick's focus is already onto the Indianapolis Colts. Dan Roche has that and a report from Wednesday's practice in Foxboro.
Patriots players and alumni hosted a pickleball tournament for 40 local members of the US military.
Rhamondre Stevenson sported a jersey from his favorite movie -- "Friday Night Lights" -- after he and the Patriots beat the Jets.
Mac Jones started his post-game press conference after a win over the Jets by congratulating Bill Belichick for hitting a career milestone. The QB also praised the defense for their performance, while admitting that the offense has a long way to go.
Bill Belichick will wait until his career is over to talk about milestones, but thanked his players past and present for helping him rack up 325 career wins.
Mac Jones is the starting quarterback for the Patriots against the Jets, but should he be worried about losing his job? Christian Fauria doesn't think so, and Scott Zolak also brings a quarterback's perspective to Jones feeling numbness in his toes.
Mac Jones will get the bulk of the practice reps and will be New England's starting quarterback in Week 8 against the Jets, Bill Belichick confirmed Thursday.
Levan Reid is disappointed with New England's loss to the Bears and how the team handled the situation at quarterback with Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe. Mostly, he's disappointed that he didn't get to show off a new hat.
The New York Jets are one of the most surprising teams in the NFL, sitting at 5-2 on the season heading into Week 8's matchup with the Patriots. Are the Jets for real this year? Steve Burton and Dan Roche break it down!
Mac Jones says that he always prepares as if he's the starting quarterback, no matter what.
CBS Boston's Michael Hurley tries to gauge why Bill Belichick is essentially creating a quarterback controversy in New England.
The Patriots played both Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe on Monday night, which was Bill Belichick's plan all along. Jones discussed the split in the loss, and how he felt to hear fans chanting for Zappe while he struggled.
The Patriots head coach gave some insight on his decision -- while keeping New England's starter in the future a mystery.
