20 Years Ago: Tom Brady Replaced An Injured Drew Bledsoe, Changing The Patriots Franchise Forever
The New England Patriots changed forever on Sept. 23, 2001, when Tom Brady took the field in place of a very injured Drew Bledsoe.
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The New England Patriots changed forever on Sept. 23, 2001, when Tom Brady took the field in place of a very injured Drew Bledsoe.
No one talks up an opponent like Bill Belichick, whether the Patriots head coach is talking about an all-time great or someone who is... not all that good.
The Patriots did not have Kyle Van Noy or Trent Brown for their Week 2 win over the Jets. But it's looking likely that both of those players will be back for New England in the team's Week 3 tilt against the Saints.
The Frates family is giving four Patriots fans the chance to get their hands on the hottest ticket in football.
For more than a decade, Julian Edelman experienced the power that Tom Brady can and does have in driving a team toward championships. Now that he's watching it from afar, Edelman remains rather impressed.
If you want to break in to the world of football analysis, making fun of the Jets is a good place to start.
No more bouncing from the active roster to the practice squad for Nick Folk.
Tom Brady Sr. said he feels quite vindicated by the way the quarterback has played since the Patriots moved on from him. He said his son feels the same way, too.
The Patriots' coaching staff is all about teaching advanced lessons in special teams this season.
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If there's one thing that can bring together the most successful quarterback in history with the collection of fans from coast to coast, it can be found in hating the NFL's new emphasis on taunting penalties.
Cam Newton is making it clear that he still has the same drive to succeed in the NFL as when he first entered the league. The former Patriots quarterback used a cat analogy in his latest workout video to get that point across.
Peyton Manning used his Monday Night Football platform to air out some of his lingering grievances about his biggest rival: The New England Patriots.
Tom Brady. At 44. Is a menace to the NFL. In New England, it's time to have some serious conversations.
James White is still James White, and Bill Belichick and Mac Jones surely appreciate it.
From the inside, there doesn't appear to be much concern about the right tackle position.
The Saints looked like an absolute juggernaut in Week 1. Now, as the Pats prepare to host them, they look a bit more beatable.
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Mac Jones was the fifth quarterback taken in the draft. He got his first opportunity to make one of those four teams feel like they made the wrong decision.
Mac Jones notched his first NFL win on Sunday, but the Patriots quarterback is more interested on what he did wrong than talking about the victory.
Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski are two of the best to ever play football.
Patriots kicker Nick Folk became the proud new owner of a New England franchise record in Sunday's Week 2 win over the New York Jets.
The Patriots picked up the first win of the Mac Jones era, beating the New York Jets 25-6 in the Meadowlands on Sunday. The team looked much, much better in many areas that hurt them last week against the Miami Dolphins.
For the first time in his NFL career, Mac Jones is a winner.