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The Patriots are suddenly short at the tight end position.
The Tim Tebow experiment in Jacksonville is over. The quarterback-turned-tight end has been released by the Jaguars.
With the Patriots on the road this week for joint practices and a preseason game against the Eagles, everyone in the organization is adjusting to life without all of the comforts of home.
Bill Belichick has told reporters on a few different occasions that Cam Newton is the Patriots starting quarterback. But has he actually told Newton that the job is his behind closed doors?
The Patriots kicked off joint practices with the Eagles on Monday, an important part of the training camp process.
The world has finally caught a glimpse of Mac Jones in a Patriots uniform. And the opinions -- informed or otherwise -- are flowing.
The Patriots entered Monday's joint practice session in Philadelphia without Jonnu Smith or Hunter Henry. In that practice, they lost another tight end in Matt LaCosse.
Mac Jones had somewhat of a new look on Monday, as he and the Patriots began joint practice sessions with the Philadelphia Eagles.
It's not often that five quarterbacks get picked in the first 15 selections of the NFL draft. That was, of course, the case this year, with Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, and Trey Lance going 1-2-3, and with Justin Fields (11) and Mac Jones (15) completing the quintet.
The New England Patriots have a new member of the NFL Top 100 club, as cornerback J.C. Jackson has made his debut on the list of the league's top players.
There was some good news and there was some bad news out of Patriots training camp on Sunday.
"I'm far from perfect, but loyalty, I deserve it," Newton wrote in his signature hieroglyphic-esque font.
Despite what seems to be a real competition for the starting job, Cam Newton had nothing but praise to offer for Mac Jones after the two made their 2021 preseason debuts for the Patriots.
Dion Lewis is calling it a career. The former Patriots running back is retiring from the NFL.
Bill Belichick offered some incredibly detailed insight into elements of deep passes -- elements that are often taken for granted by viewers in the middle of a football game.
If you were looking for an in-depth breakdown of the play from starting quarterback Cam Newton and rookie quarterback Mac Jones from the Patriots' preseason win on Thursday night, Bill Belichick didn't offer it on Friday morning.
Patriots fans who stayed until the end of Thursday night's preseason opener against the Washington Football Team at Gillette Stadium were treated to one electric run by rookie running back Rhamondre Stevenson.
The highs and the lows from the Patriots' preseason win over Washington.
We are a quarterback-obsessed nation. So while there are many facets that matter quite a bit to a football team, we'd probably wise to just give the lowdown on what Cam Newton and Mac Jones did in the first of three preseason games this summer.
The Patriots might have found something in undrafted kicker Quinn Nordin.
Rookie running back Rhamondre Stevenson had two touchdown runs, including a 91-yard score with just over a minute to play to help the New England Patriots beat Washington 22-13 to open the exhibition season for both teams Thursday night.
There's a whole lot that can be gleaned from these exhibitions. And catching a first glimpse at how new additions might fit in with a team is high atop that list.
The good vibes were abruptly halted, though, when Judon suffered some sort of lower-body injury in the middle of just the second defensive series.
Unhappy with his contract situation, Stephon Gilmore is currently on the physically unable to perform list. He may remain there for a while.
