Bill Belichick doesn't say much about moving into No. 2 spot on NFL's all-time wins list
Bill Belichick will wait until his career is over to talk about milestones, but thanked his players past and present for helping him rack up 325 career wins.
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Bill Belichick will wait until his career is over to talk about milestones, but thanked his players past and present for helping him rack up 325 career wins.
Mac Jones is the starting quarterback for the Patriots against the Jets, but should he be worried about losing his job? Christian Fauria doesn't think so, and Scott Zolak also brings a quarterback's perspective to Jones feeling numbness in his toes.
Tom Brady is not a happy camper this season. And now the Buccaneers quarterback finds himself in some uncharted waters.
Mac Jones will be starting for the Patriots on Sunday against the Jets, head coach Bill Belichick confirmed Thursday morning.
Mac Jones will get the bulk of the practice reps and will be New England's starting quarterback in Week 8 against the Jets, Bill Belichick confirmed Thursday.
Levan Reid is disappointed with New England's loss to the Bears and how the team handled the situation at quarterback with Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe. Mostly, he's disappointed that he didn't get to show off a new hat.
The New York Jets are one of the most surprising teams in the NFL, sitting at 5-2 on the season heading into Week 8's matchup with the Patriots. Are the Jets for real this year? Steve Burton and Dan Roche break it down!
Mac Jones says that he always prepares as if he's the starting quarterback, no matter what.
The Patriots played both Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe on Monday night, which was Bill Belichick's plan all along. Jones discussed the split in the loss, and how he felt to hear fans chanting for Zappe while he struggled.
The Patriots head coach gave some insight on his decision -- while keeping New England's starter in the future a mystery.
It appears there is no quarterback controversy in Foxboro.
Patriots quarterback Mac Jones spoke briefly with reporters on Friday, a sign that he could return Monday night against the Chicago Bears.
Mac Jones was back out at practice on Friday -- which was actually a Thursday for the Patriots. No matter the day, Bill Belichick wouldn't share his plan at quarterback against the Bears on Monday night.
Is there a quarterback controversy in New England. Level-headed Levan Reid breaks down how Mac Jones can avoid such an issue when he returns -- and shows off his sweet new hat.
Patriots linebacker Jahlani Tavai discusses how football runs in his family -- from his parents to all of his siblings.
Life has moved fast for Patriots rookie quarterback Bailey Zappe.
At least the Patriots rookie can laugh about it now.
Mac Jones is reportedly 85-90 percent in his recovery, and wants to play against the Bears on Monday night.
CBS Boston's Michael Hurley joins Paula Ebben on CBS News Boston to discuss Bailey Zappe, Mac Jones, and a developing situation at quarterback for the New England Patriots. Will Zappe Hour continue or will the Patriots turn back to Mac when the QB is healthy? Hurley also breaks down New England's surging defense.
Let the great debate begin: Should the Patriots go back to Mac Jones at QB when he's healthy, or stick with rookie Bailey Zappe? Steve Burton and Christian Fauria break it down, and also dissect New England's win over the Browns in Week 6.
Dan Roche and Mike Reiss break down New England's Week 6 win over the Browns, including a significant victory for head coach Bill Belichick. The team is building its identity over the last few weeks, but what does that mean for Mac Jones?
The Patriots head coach had a smile about winning in Cleveland, but quickly turned all praise onto his players for reaching a career milestone on Sunday.
Even if Bailey Zappe plays well Sunday against the Browns, Scott Zolak says there is no QB controversy in New England. "This is Mac Jones' team," Zolak said.
Mac Jones made the trip to Cleveland, but the quarterback is inactive for Sunday's game against the Browns.
The Patriots head coach did not want to discuss Mac Jones' injury status for Week 6 -- but he was happy when someone else used the phrase "day by day" for him.
