Former New England Patriots wide receiver Randy Moss has been going through something in recent weeks, and now ESPN has announced that he's going to be stepping away from Sunday NFL Countdown for personal health reasons.
With a ton of money to spend and a projected high draft pick, the Patriots should be able to address those positions before Week 1 next year, but they're not predicted to do it in
New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski described how he experienced the best moment of his life and got into trouble simultaneously. When appearing on “Pats from the Past,” the four-time Super Bowl champion said getting drafted was the best moment of his career, but he also explained how he got into trouble during his moment onstage.
The Patriots will likely have a top-five pick in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft. But it may not be a stacked pool of talent for New England.
The next NFL coaching cycle will feature an impressive list of candidates ranging from proven champions to up-and-coming coordinators.
If the Patriots consider taking an edge rusher in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, Penn State star Abdul Carter might be the best option.
ESPN’s “Sunday NFL Countdown” will be without Randy Moss for an indefinite period. Moss asked viewers last Sunday for prayers about an undisclosed medical issue he was going through.
With the fourth-overall pick in the upcoming draft, Sikkema has New England selecting Arizona wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan.
The New England Patriots will head into the upcoming NFL offseason with a major need to add talent at the wide receiver position. Drake Maye has already proven
Drake Maye discussed a new plan at quarterback for the New England Patriots, involving veteran backup Jacoby Brissett.
So when Robert Kraft and the New England Patriots made the decision to part ways with Bill Belichick at the end of the 2023 season, there was bound to be some second-guessing. Belichick's defense remained solid,