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When Peyton Manning retired following the 2015 season, Patriots fans probably didn't realize how much they'd miss him.
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When Peyton Manning retired following the 2015 season, Patriots fans probably didn't realize how much they'd miss him.
Both players returned to work this season, and they agreed to do so with contracts that required them to perform at the very top of their profession in order to earn what they're worth. So, though eight games this season, here's a look at how they're doing. Spoiler alert: It's not looking great.
Most people simply refer to Tom Brady as the G.O.A.T., but Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has a different creature in mind.
It wasn't pretty, but at least the Patriots' defense proved capable of carrying the team to a victory. That, plus more leftover thoughts, are examined here.
Tom Brady beat the Bills for the 29th time of his career. He beat them with his arm, he beat them with his legs, and he beat them by sacrificing his body.
The highs and the lows from the Patriots' 25-6 win over the Bills -- a victory that was closer than the final score indicated.
The Patriots and Bills met on Monday Night Football, with the Pats coming out on top, 25-6.
Who's the GOAT? Let's go to Michael Jordan for some analysis.
Bills fans have some added reason to be fired up for the game: Tom Brady called them out.
Sunday in Chicago, Brady added to a rather unique accomplishment by remaining undefeated against the Chicago Bears.
That's a whole lot of miscues. And yet, the Patriots won by seven points. What a world. Let's take a closer look.
Tom Brady feels the same about the Dodgers as fellow Bay Area native Julian Edelman.
Josh Gordon could have told a lie.
Sometimes, sports cliches can be deadly accurate.
The Patriots managed to win, 38-31. The game had its fair share of Ups and Downs.
The Patriots improved to 5-2 on the season with a 38-31 win over the Bears in Chicago on Sunday.
It was bully-like behavior from the Patriots to start this game.
The New England offense has rounded into shape, putting up some big numbers over the last three weeks. But Tom Brady says the Patriots' offensive attack can be even better.
Another week, another victory, and another series of records set by Tom Brady.
Whenever Brady dusts off his track shoes and bursts for the end zone, it's always going to make some headlines.
The Kansas City Chiefs are undefeated no more.
Kickoff for Sunday night's Patriots-Chiefs clash is still a long ways away (and then some), giving you plenty of time to check out some of the interesting notes heading into the big game.
Everyone's focused on Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes, and the scoreboard. But there's something at play Sunday night that will be most important of all.
A star quarterback matchup in the week's primetime game could lead to another ratings win for the NFL.
Clearly, it's a different NFL, one where passing rules the day. And this week in his WEEI interview, Brady reflected on what the league is like these days.
