Drake Maye will reportedly start for Patriots in Week 6 vs. Houston Texans
The Patriots are making a change at quarterback, with rookie Drake Maye reportedly set to take over for Jacoby Brissett in Week 6 against the Houston Texans.
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The Patriots are making a change at quarterback, with rookie Drake Maye reportedly set to take over for Jacoby Brissett in Week 6 against the Houston Texans.
Bill Belichick delivered a real zinger at the expense of Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night.
While the Patriots appear to be toying with a change at quarterback to spark their offense, they will not be moving on from Alex Van Pelt as the team's offensive play-caller.
The Patriots are 1-4 on the season and it looks like the offense is getting worse every week. Is it time to make the switch to Drake Maye at quarterback? Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss on WBZ-TV's Sports Final!
Is a quarterback change coming in New England? ESPN's Adam Schefter says the Pats could shift to Drake Maye as soon as this Sunday.
Could a change at quarterback be coming to New England? Jerod Mayo wouldn't say on Monday, but he didn't completely back Jacoby Brissett.
Jabrill Peppers was arrested Saturday in Braintree, Massachusetts and did not play in the Patriots loss Sunday to Miami in Foxboro. WBZ TV's Breana Pitts reports.
The Patriots offense has been at its worst on third down, which once again proved costly in the team's 15-10 loss to a struggling Miami Dolphins team.
It's gone from bad to worse for the New England Patriots, who are now 1-4 on the season after a fourth straight loss.
The Patriots were a heel away from pulling off a dramatic win over the Dolphins, but Ja'Lynn Polk's fourth-quarter touchdown was overturned because of a technicality in the rule book.
Jacoby Brissett summed up Sunday's Patriots loss to the Dolphins best when he said "nothing was good" from New England's side.
After starting Week 5 on the bench, Rhamondre Stevenson responded in a big way for the New England Patriots.
The Patriots lost ugly to the Dolphins, 15-10, on Sunday after Ja'Lynn Polk's late touchdown was overturned. Was it the right call on the field? Is there any hope for the Patriots offense, or should Jerod Mayo turn to rookie Drake Maye? Dan Roche and ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss break it all down after another disappointing Sunday for the Patriots.
The Patriots will get a key player back on offense in Kendrick Bourne, but will be down both starting safeties Kyle Dugger and Jabrill Peppers on defense when they take on the Miami Dolphins Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots have a packed injury report for their Week 5 clash with the Miami Dolphins, but there are a few positives on the list.
There is only one team worse at scoring points this season than the New England Patriots, and it's the Miami Dolphins.
The Patriots are in must-win territory as they head into their Week 5 tilt with the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.
While he said Patriots players are frustrated, head coach Jerod Mayo said he hasn't heard any mutiny talk in the locker room.
While he admitted that Patriots players are frustrated with the team's 1-3 start, head coach Jerod Mayo said he hasn't heard any mutiny talk in the locker room.
While the injury bug has been biting pretty hard in Foxboro, the Patriots may be getting some reinforcements back in the near future.
Kendrick Bourne and his infectious energy were back on the practice field for the Patriots on Wednesday, and the receiver says he's feeling good after starting the season on PUP.
Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo said the team has strongly considered reducing Rhamondre Stevenson's workload until he can solve his fumbling issues. Steve Burton and Mike Reiss discuss Mayo's comments -- and Rhamondre's potential benching -- on Patriots 1st Down ahead of the team's Week 5 clash with the Miami Dolphins.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss break down the many layers of the David Andrews injury and what it means for the New England Patriots. Will it lead to even more hits for quarterback Jacoby Brissett -- and would Drake Maye even want to play behind the current New England offensive line?
The Patriots lost the anchor of their offensive line in David Andrews, and will now turn to converted guard Nick Leverett to fill the void at center.
The Patriots offensive line will be without its anchor for the rest of 2024, as center David Andrews has opted to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery.
