Drake Maye got married over the weekend
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye picked up his first ring over the weekend, marrying his longtime sweetheart Ann Michael Hudson.
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New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye picked up his first ring over the weekend, marrying his longtime sweetheart Ann Michael Hudson.
Patriots rookie left tackle Will Campbell may be the new kid in town, but he is loving life in New England. And he's not just enamored with what's been going on in Foxboro on the football field.
Patriots rookie left tackle Will Campbell had a blast Wednesday as he helped open the new water park at The Great Wolf Lodge in Fitchburg. WBZ-TV's Dan Roche caught up Campbell after the event, who discussed giving back to the community, his experience during Patriots OTAs, and how he is excited to now be a "Boston sports guy."
The New England Patriots have another special day planned for Tom Brady in Foxboro, with a statue of the quarterback set to be unveiled in August.
Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs can't do much on the field at the moment as he continues his recovery from ACL surgery, but he can still sidestep questions with the media.
Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs gave reporters a quick update on his ACL recovery after Tuesday's minicamp practice. But he didn't want to discuss the video he appeared in partying on a boat over Memorial Day weekend, saying he and the Patriots are handling the matter internally.
Drake Maye is expected to take a big jump on the field and in the locker room for the Patriots. The 22-year-old is embracing every challenge along the way.
The New England Patriots kicked off mandatory minicamp in Foxboro on Monday, and the theme of the day was energy.
The Stefon Diggs controversy appears to be a thing of the past in New England, with the receiver at minicamp and earning the praise of head coach Mike Vrabel.
The Patriots kick off mandatory minicamp on Monday, the final time they'll take the field before training camp next month.
Mike Vrabel has changed the culture and vision in New England in his first offseason program with the Patriots. Steve Burton and ESPN's Mike Reiss discuss the Patriots' team identity on Sports Final, with Reiss saying the team is one of "effort and finish'' -- plus ball security and ball disruption -- heading into Monday's mandatory minicamp.
Mac Jones is happy finally to be with coach Kyle Shanahan and the San Francisco 49ers even if it came four years after many expected.
Will Campbell is locked in and ready to go with the New England Patriots.
Patriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson missed a handful of the team's voluntary workouts as he mourned the loss of his father, and is grateful for all the support he received from the new coaching staff.
After a decade of snapping the football for the New England Patriots and two Super Bowl championships, David Andrews has retired from the NFL.
Stefon Diggs was back at Patriots practice for Monday's OTA, which was the final practice reporters could watch before next week's mandatory minicamp in Foxboro.
Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs was back at practice on Monday, after he missed last week's session while partying on a boat.
Steve Burton welcomes ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss onto WBZ-TV's Sports Final to break down Week 2 of Patriots OTA practices in Foxboro. Reiss touches on the Stefon Diggs situation, the growing relationship (and growing pains) between Drake Maye and Josh McDaniels, and what the team's biggest strength is in the early goings of the offseason program.
Kayshon Boutte knows he's going to have to fight for a roster spot in a crowded receiver room, but he's bringing the right approach and attitude to the Patriots' offseason program
The New England Patriots are taking a gamble on Stefon Diggs this season, and the move isn't off to the best start.
While there is a lot of promise up and down the Patriots roster, there remains a glaring question mark atop the wide receiver depth chart as the team continues OTA workouts in Foxboro.
Mike Vrabel's presence is already being felt in New England after just a few days of Patriots organized team activities in Foxboro.
Steve Burton welcomes ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss onto WBZ-TV's Sports Final to get his takeaways from last week's OTA sessions in Foxboro. Reiss chats about Mike Vrabel's incredible vibe and energy, and also highlights some big players on defense. He also discusses Drake Maye's rough Tuesday and why it's not a concern, and the QB's relationship with offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
The New England Patriots had a busy day on Thursday, as players took part in a community event highlighting mental health after their OTA practice.
The "tush push" is here to stay in the NFL, and the New England Patriots were among the teams that voted to keep the play.
