Fantasy Football: Patriots Tight Ends Primed For Monster Seasons
The NFL is back, and so is fantasy football.
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The NFL is back, and so is fantasy football.
Gronk is dealing with a lingering hamstring injury as the team gets ready for Sunday's season opener in Arizona.
The Patriots' group of captains this year involves two newcomers.
The Patriots won't release their first injury report of the 2016 season until Wednesday, but they appear to be a pretty healthy bunch going into Week 1.
After some careful consideration, Jones made his proclamation.
No. 87 is back ... on the practice field, at least.
Plenty of big-name celebrities and athletes offered their messages of congratulations to T&R.
While Rob Gronkowski's injury is not considered to be anything serious, it appears the Patriots are taking a very cautious approach with the All Pro tight end.
There was another injury concern down at Gillette Stadium on Monday.
The New England Patriots kick off their preseason slate on Thursday night, but a handful of their top players aren't expected to see the field.
Gronk may never recover from his devastating failure as a passer.
Tom Brady may not be playing in a real game until Oct. 9, but he appears to already be in midseason -- or postseason -- form.
Martellus Bennett is a man who tends to tell it like it is, and the fact that he's now a member of the Patriots isn't turning him into a shy person.
Gronk's injury is not believed to be serious and he has looked good at training camp.
What should we be calling the new duo of Rob Gronkowski and Martellus Bennett? The New England tight ends have a few suggestions.
The presence of Drew Rosenhaus at Gillette Stadium confirmed that the Patriots and Gronk are negotiating.
Martellus Bennett is doing a lot of learning in his first season in New England.
Rob Gronkowski was back on the field with his Patriots teammates on Thursday, catching passes from both Tom Brady and Jimmy Garoppolo. He even dropped a few, which gave him more fuel for the rest of training camp.
Though he's never given any thought to his life after football, Rob Gronkowski will make a pretty good dance instructor when his playing days are over.
Gronk talks about how he feels physically, as well as his upcoming fantasy football camp.
Rob Gronkowski threw out the first pitch at Fenway Park on Tuesday night, delivering a strike to David Ortiz.
Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski and Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir joined the former Beatle to perform "Helter Skelter."
John Cena put Roger Goodell in his place, while Brady and Gronk made amusing cameos at the ESPYs.
Rob Gronkowski managed to outshine two movie stars while stopping in to "The Late Late Show" with James Corden.
The All-Pro gave a nod toward acknowledging an appreciation for his situation when asked about Tom Brady after Monday's OTA practice session.
