Tom Brady Focused On New York Jets, Not Antonio Brown Stories
Antonio Brown may have been a major talking point outside the walls of Gillette Stadium on Friday, but inside the locker room, mum's the word.
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Antonio Brown may have been a major talking point outside the walls of Gillette Stadium on Friday, but inside the locker room, mum's the word.
The Jacksonville Jaguars aren't giving up on disgruntled defender Jalen Ramsey.
Yes, outside of all the Antonio Brown stories, the New England Patriots do have to go about their business this week on the football field. And in that regard, they have a pretty significant challenge facing them on the offensive line.
When Bill Belichick takes the podium in Foxboro, he does so with the intention of solely discussing football. He made that clear last week, and he made it clear once again on Friday.
When it comes to inviting negative attention for all the wrong reasons, it appears as though he can't help himself.
The Patriots-Jets rivalry may not be burning quite as fiercely as it used to, but there is at least a little bit of chatter that ought to make Sunday's game a little bit more compelling.
Here we go again. Another week, another game where the Patriots are big favorites. Big, BIG favorites.
The QB took to his Twitter account -- which is generally reserved for dad jokes and pump-up videos -- to vent about penalties in the Titans-Jaguars game.
Antonio Brown broke his media silence on Thursday, answering four questions in the Patriots locker room.
Amid sexual assault allegations, Patriots receiver Antonio Brown appears to have lost a sponsor. A pretty big one, too.
A boy with brain cancer who gained national attention when he scored a touchdown at a Nebraska practice game is playing football for real.
How do the Patriots feel about being such heavy favorites for a second straight week? They don't really care.
A Miami Dolphins linebacker was given some guidelines from a referee in Sunday's game against the New England Patriots. That guy playing quarterback for the Pats -- don't touch him.
With NFL quarterbacks dropping like flies, the picture of quarterbacking is not looking too peachy at the moment.
Quarterbacks are dropping like flies in the NFL. And now New England's is on the team's injury report.
Bill Belichick had plenty of nice things to say about Le'Veon Bell on Wednesday, New York's crafty running back that will threaten New England's touchdown-less streak.
The Patriots are currently 20-plus-point favorites against the New York Jets this weekend. That may change when Wednesday's injury report is released.
The Allegheny County District Attorney's office in Pennsylvania said it cannot open a criminal investigation into Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown due to the statute of limitations.
We can start here: There's no way he can be worse than Trevor Siemian.
WBZ-TV's Dan Roche delivers his weekly fantasy football advice, and there's a common trend this week: Play anyone who is going against the Dolphins.
The league has yet to make any decision on the status of Antonio Brown in the midst of his ongoing civil lawsuit, and the lack of news means that Brown will most likely be allowed to suit up for his second Patriots game when they host the Jets on Sunday afternoon.
Standing at 6-foot-9, Zdeno Chara is usually the one who casts a shadow. But with the 42-year-old sharing a sports town with fellow 42-year-old Tom Brady, Chara's work, dedication, diet and workout routine can sometimes get overshadowed in Boston.
Before we move on to Week 3 of the NFL season, the Patriots are giving us a look at the sights and sounds of their blowout win over the Miami Dolphins.
Early Tuesday, the news on Isaiah Wynn was not too bad. By late Tuesday afternoon, it got considerably worse.
