Which Titans Players Will Give Patriots Problems In Wild Card Round?
The Titans players that will pose the biggest issues for the Patriots in the Wild Card round.
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The Titans players that will pose the biggest issues for the Patriots in the Wild Card round.
Kyle Van Noy has a loss from last season on his mind heading into Saturday night's playoff clash with the Titans, which he hopes is the start of a New England "revenge tour."
The New England Patriots are not enjoying a postseason bye, and are instead preparing for a matchup with the Tennessee Titans in the Wild Card round.
It's officially the postseason in the NFL.
Instead of getting the weekend to rest, recover and prepare for a potential Super Bowl run, the Patriots will be at work, hosting the Tennessee Titans at Gillette Stadium.
The Tennessee Titans can secure the AFC's last wild-card spot with a win, while the Houston Texans could move up to the third seed.
The Texans and Titans are tied atop the AFC South lead with two matchups against each other in the final three games of the regular season.
A baffling fumble recovery ruling was compounded by the lack of a replay review in Tennessee. It makes you wonder ... will the NFL ever figure out their officiating?
The QB took to his Twitter account -- which is generally reserved for dad jokes and pump-up videos -- to vent about penalties in the Titans-Jaguars game.
With NFL quarterbacks dropping like flies, the picture of quarterbacking is not looking too peachy at the moment.
The Browns could contend in the rough-and-tumble AFC North, but need to put it together on the field, starting with the Titans in Week 1.
A perfectly placed back-shoulder pass from Jarrett Stidham to Damoun Patterson lifted the Patriots over the Titans in preseason action in Nashville on Saturday night.
It was a costly first quarter for the Patriots' defense in their preseason game against the Titans on Saturday night.
The football world has survived another instance of instant replay review on a potential pass interference penalty. The world is still spinning.
It shouldn't be surprising to see young players as a recurring theme in this week's edition of What To Watch For.
It was a fairly safe bet that Tom Brady would have something planned to get back at old teammate Mike Vrabel.
Vrabel sent some verbal taunting Brady's way as the quarterback walked onto the practice field. Brady didn't take very long to respond.
Dion Lewis, now nine months wiser, told reporters after Wednesday's joint practice session with the Patriots that, well, none of that trash talk was serious.
Take a deep breath, Patriots fans. N'Keal Harry is back -- to an extent.
The New England Patriots sure do love themselves some midsummer joint practices against fellow NFL teams. This summer will be no exception.
Adam Humphries got into some more depth about the Patriots' offer with NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.
Voodoo? Jedi mind tricks? Whatever it may be, teams that have beaten Bill Belichick's Patriots this year have suffered some severe consequences.
Beating the Patriots in the calendar year of 2018 has proven to be a bit of a death sentence for teams. Let's explore.
The 2018 New England Patriots may have found their 2014 Trent Dilfer. And this one comes from what would normally considered a friendly source.
Let's take a look at the coach's film to get a better idea of how and why that 34-10 butt-whooping took place. Let's also take some time to assess the overreaction to this game.
