Patriots Mock Draft Roundup: Will Bill Belichick Go Offense Or Defense In First Round?
Here's a look at which players some of the pros envision the Patriots picking in the first round.
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Here's a look at which players some of the pros envision the Patriots picking in the first round.
The New England Patriots may play overseas during the 2022 season. But it will not be in Germany.
The push to change the rules for overtime in the NFL continues.
The Patriots have a decision to make on J.C. Jackson. Will Bill Belichick use the franchise tag on the team's star cornerback, or let him walk this offseason.
The Miami Dolphins have been in the news quite a bit this offseason. They're sure to stay there a while longer.
Kenbrell Thompkins -- the former NFL wide receiver who played for the Patriots, Raiders, and Jets -- has been ordered to pay back the money he illegally obtained by stealing identities and claiming COVID relief funds in 2020.
A potentially major shift is afoot in the world of football broadcasting. And it may open a door for Tom Brady.
Jake DeBrusk's response to being elevated onto the top line for the Boston Bruins was his first multigoal game in more than two years.
Aaron Rodgers emerged from his 12-day cleanse with a cryptic social media message that read a whole lot like a retirement speech. The quarterback, though, said that he was merely feeling thankful and that he hadn't yet made a decision on his NFL future. That's going to change. And soon.
Now retired from football, Tom Brady is going Hollywood.
The Bill Belichick Foundation announced the distribution of $385,000 in scholarships and grants to qualifying programs to provide athletic experiences across the country.
If it seemed like Mac Jones was really enjoying himself during the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl weeks, it's probably because that's precisely what he was doing.
J.C. Jackson sounds like he's a bit antsy for a decision on his fate to come from the Patriots.
Brian Flores took several obvious risks when he filed his lawsuit against the NFL for racial discrimination. On that list was causing potentially irreparable damage to his relationship with Bill Belichick, his former boss in New England.
The season for serious decision-making has officially begun around the NFL. In Foxboro, that likely means a decision is due soon on free agent-to-be J.C. Jackson.
It's been a while since Antonio Brown has aired his grievances against Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He ended that streak on Monday.
Last week, Scott Zolak threw out some "theoretical" job titles for members of the Patriots' offensive coaching staff. He might have been on to something.
Bruce Arians isn't happy about a report that his relationship with Tom Brady was a main reason the quarterback retired.
Former Patriots assistant Brian Flores is back in the NFL.
Wes Welker is on the move. And he's heading back to the place where his NFL career started.
Perhaps we have a clearer view of why Tom Brady retired so abruptly and clumsily after the season.
"It's hard to know what Bill is doing right now."
Malcolm Butler wrote the ultimate underdog story when he was with the Patriots. Now the former New England Super Bowl hero is looking to write a comeback story.
Normally at this time of year, conversations about the draft and free agency dominate the headlines and fill the airwaves. This year, though, the focus in New England seems to be on the Patriots' coaching staff.
Myrtle Milledge, officially recognized by the New England Patriots as their oldest fan, has died at age 106.
