Alex Austin explains the "surreal" feeling of joining Patriots, and his lifelong connection to the f
Alex Austin was all smiles talking about his new NFL home, standing in the same locker room as his "uncle" Willie McGinest.
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Alex Austin was all smiles talking about his new NFL home, standing in the same locker room as his "uncle" Willie McGinest.
Both players feel bad for their former offensive coordinator in New England.
WBZ TV's Kate Merrill reports.
It's pretty much over for the New England Patriots. What can we expect from the team the rest of the way, and will they make any big moves at Tuesday's trade deadline? Dan Roche and Christian Fauria discuss on Sports Final.
Patriots receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster defended his hit against Miami's Brandon Jones, making sure it was referred to as a "clean hit" when chatting with reporters after New England's loss to the Dolphins. He also discussed his small number of snaps in his return from a concussion.
The New England head coach started his Friday morning press conference by saying that the people of Lewiston, Maine are on the minds of the Patriots following Wednesday's mass shooting.
The Patriots have never beaten Tua Tagovailoa. Can they change that this weekend down in Miami? Steve Burton and Mike Reiss break down New England's chances.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss like Mac Jones' attitude -- and the way his Patriots teammates rallied around him -- after Sunday's comeback win against the Bills. Can the quarterback keep it going this weekend against the Dolphins?
Despite the New England Patriots' mentality, "it's onto the next game," some players could not hide their joy over ending a losing a streak with an exciting win over Buffalo.
Former Patriots player Mike Vrabel and former Patriots coach Dante Scarnecchia were inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame Saturday.
Someone had to check the microphone at Gillette Stadium ahead of Bill Belichick's press conference on Wednesday. That someone was Dan Roche, who had fun with reporters and sang some Backstreet Boys in Foxboro.
The Patriots quarterback knows that life won't be easy this weekend when the Patriots take on the Buffalo Bills.
Steve Burton and Christian Fauria don't think so. They discuss what to expect the rest of the season, and Bill Belichick's future as head coach in New England.
Patriots receiver DeVante Parker didn't have much to say about his costly drop late against the Raiders, but he did say that the Patriots really need to cut out the penalties on offense.
The Patriots quarterback -- who will remain the quarterback this weekend in Las Vegas -- wants the team to change the narrative and start having fun again.
The Patriots head coach said that there will be no changes at quarterback for Week 6 against the Raiders.
Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien says there is a lot of season left and believes New England can get better as the weeks go on. He also said he sees Mac Jones starting at quarterback in Week 6 in Las Vegas.
The Patriots have a lot of issues to figure out, but Week 6 will begin with some soul searching among New England coaches. Steve Burton, Mike Reiss, and Christian Fauria discuss the week ahead on Sunday night's Sports Final.
Mac Jones was... not good against the Cowboys last week. He was at his absolute worst in New England's 38-1 loss in Dallas -- will be bounce back this weekend against the Saints in Foxboro? Michael Hurley joins Paula Ebben to discuss.
The Pats reportedly traded for J.C. Jackson on Wednesday, bringing the cornerback back to where his NFL career began. Jahlani Tavai and Mac Jones touch on the acquisition and what they remember of Jackson a few years ago.
J.C. Jackson is back in the New England secondary after the Patriots reportedly acquired the cornerback in a trade with the L.A. Chargers. Jackson struggled in Los Angeles, but will help a Patriots secondary that is currently decimated with injuries.
Bill Belichick wouldn't call it a benching, and would only say that he "didn't think there was any point leaving him out there" as the Patriots were trounced 38-3 by the Cowboys in Dallas.
Mac Jones said that Sunday just wasn't his day and that he has to play a lot better if he and the Patriots want to beat good teams like the Cowboys.
Steve Burton and Mike Reiss discuss the vibe of the Patriots heading into Week 4, with the team feeling pretty good heading into its matchup against the Cowboys in Dallas. They also touch on the struggles of JuJu Smith-Schuster and the sweatshirt that Pats players were wearing in the locker room this week.
Patriots quarterback Mac Jones has moved on from his incident with Sauce Gardner in Week 3 and is focused on the Cowboys. He doesn't seem to care if others around the league view him as a "dirty" player.
