Report: All Patriots Continue To Test Negative For COVID-19
For now, the Patriots remain in the clear.
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For now, the Patriots remain in the clear.
Uncharacteristic mistakes -- both of the mental and physical variety -- cost the Patriots dearly, and as a result, they took the loss. Here are the Four Ups and Four Downs from the 26-10 loss in Kansas City.
James White returned to the football field for the Patriots on Monday night. The 28-year-old running back was dealing with a lot.
The Patriots were surprisingly competitive for much of Monday night. Alas, eventually the defending Super Bowl champs gained control of the game, turning it on late en route to a 26-10 victory.
Yet another instance of awful officiating cost the Patriots in a key moment against the Chiefs. A dreadful mistake by quarterback Brian Hoyer made this one sting even worse.
Gunner Olszewksi, in his first game action since last October, made an incredible catch to help get the Patriots on the scoreboard.
Dr. Myron Rolle, a former Tennessee Titan, said players are concerned about bringing the coronavirus home.
Bill O'Brien's tenure as head coach of the Houston Texans is now officially over. And so, another branch from Bill Belichick's coaching tree falls.
The Patriots were already shorthanded heading into Monday night's rescheduled game in Kansas City. Roughly 90 minutes prior to kickoff, they became even more shorthanded.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has warned the league's 32 teams of penalties including potential forfeits of games for violations of COVID-19 protocols that force changes in the regular-season schedule.
Damien Harris is active for the Patriots against the Chiefs on Monday night, which should help New England deal with the absences of Cam Newton and Sony Michel -- the team's top two rushers on the young season.
The Patriots are already down their starting quarterback for Monday night's game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Now they'll be without running back Sony Michel.
For Patriots players and coaches, the road trip to play the Chiefs doesn't come without risk of a potential coronavirus outbreak.
We will be getting our Patriots-Chiefs showdown on Monday night, just not the matchup anyone was anticipating.
The Patriots had no new positive COVID-19 tests on Monday morning, so Monday night's matchup with the Chiefs is a go.
The NFL was already in New England to investigate whether or not the Patriots followed all of the league's COVID-19 protocols in the wake of Cam Newton's positive test over the weekend.
Even now, in the year 2020, you simply cannot give Tom Brady an extra chance. At 43 years old, the greatest quarterback of all time can still absolutely kill you.
Patriots quarterback Cam Newton posted on Instagram Sunday, his first comment since being diagnosed with coronavirus.
The NFL announced that the Patriots and Chiefs will play Monday night if all tests continue to come back negative.
The Patriots have not yet had any positive coronavirus tests outside of quarterback Cam Newton.
Dr. Shira Doron, an infectious disease expert at Tufts Medical Center, shares her thoughts on the recent coronavirus-related stories dominating the news.
Fans were disappointed to hear their new star quarterback is sidelined after testing positive for the coronavirus.
Cam Newton will not be playing this week. Looking ahead, though, when might the quarterback be able to return to action?
The NFL season may no longer be possible. That may seem like an overstatement after Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19, but consider the implications.
The NFL has postponed Sunday's Patriots-Chiefs game after New England quarterback Cam Newton tested positive for COVID-19.
