Felger & Mazz: Why Are The Patriots So Good And The Revolution So Bad?
If the Patriots have been able to sustain such a model of success and stability for two decades, why hasn't that translated to the Krafts other franchise?
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If the Patriots have been able to sustain such a model of success and stability for two decades, why hasn't that translated to the Krafts other franchise?
After the Hernandez arrest, Patriots fans got the sense the team would have a different approach in courting new players. And now that the owner has said "no" to Kenny Britt, does this mean they've changed for good?
The Patriots are in a very tricky situation with Vince Wilfork and it's apparent there's no "win-win" outcome in sight.
New England head coach Bill Belichick was asked about the "contentious" situation around Wilfork at Tuesday's AFC head coaches breakfast in Orlando, Florida, but offered little to reporters.
John Elway and the Denver Broncos are spending money like drunken sailors, but will it come back to bite them? No, no it won't. Because the cap is crap.
Andy Gresh and Scott Zolak took the team to task Wednesday afternoon for the way in which they approach free agency, specifically that initial offer.
Greg Bedard of Sports Illustrated's TheMMQB.com joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Toucher & Rich Wednesday morning to discuss what's next for the Patriots in free agency.
Albert Breer of the NFL Network doesn't see Darrelle Revis coming to the Patriots because A.) He is and has always been about the money B.) The Patriots are about the money too.
Dan Shaughnessy doesn't care about 'nailing the market' whereas Andy Gresh does - he doesn't want the Patriots to end up like the Cowboys or the Lions.
Just getting to the AFC Championship game is fine!
The period to franchise players begins on Monday and the tag for cornerbacks is north of $11 million. Is that the route the Patriots should go?
Just like Jackie Robinson broke down the color barrier in the MLB in 1947, Michael Sam is poised to break the NFL's sexuality barrier in 2014.
Robert Kraft said his team is interested only in winning, and the Patriots would be a welcome environment for any gay player.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants Gillette Stadium to be the next cold weather stadium to host an outdoor Super Bowl. Governor Deval Patrick is on board, newly appointed Boston mayor Marty Walsh is intrigued and Ben Volin of the Boston Globe says the idea isn't all that crazy.
Now that the first New York/New Jersey Super Bowl was a smashing success for everyone except the Denver Broncos and their fans, NFL owners in other cold-weather cities are sure to be lining up to try to bring the Big Game to their stadiums.
The Felger and Massarotti show from Thursday, January 31.
Former Patriots safety Lawyer Milloy joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Mazz on Radio Row on Friday, reflecting on how his Patriots career came to an end and how it helped him understand the NFL.
Felger & Mazz welcomed a special guest on Friday afternoon on Radio Row in New York, as Patriots owner Robert Kraft stopped by to discuss a number of topics regarding the team and the league.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft was on CBS This Morning on Friday, and though he has a few friends on both sides, says it's hard to root for anybody on the Super Bowl.
Dante Scarnecchia, the longest-tenured NFL coach, is retiring.
The Patriots need offensive weapons, but a good portion of their money is already tied up -- with Aaron Hernandez.
New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft is reflecting on his 20 years at the helm and looking forward to Sunday's AFC Championship.
Adam Jones believes that the way Josh McDaniels handles this Cleveland head coaching vacancy will tell you a great deal about how long Bill Belichick plans on coaching the Patriots.
After 16 years in Major League Soccer, Matt Reiss is calling it a career.
The New England Patriots don't really like to be wrapped up by their opponents on Sunday afternoons, but Tuesday night at Gillette Stadium was a whole different story.
