Following a last-second 25-24 loss at home to the Indianapolis Colts, the Patriots are on a bye week and will return to the field on December 15th. The Patriots will kick off a two-game road swing, traveling to play the Cardinals in Week 15 and the Bills in Week 16 before finishing off the season at home against the Chargers and Bills.
The Sporting News has suggested an interesting target for the Patriots. They have New England pursuing a "nasty" defender with the No. 4 pick. That defender is none other than Mic
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The New England Patriots have played like one of the worst teams in football through the first 13 weeks of the season, putting together a 3-10 record. Now, as the league enters Week 14, New England finally has their bye week and with that comes a chance to relax and prepare for their last four games of the year.
ESPN lists the Patriots’ average draft position at 2.9. They are given a 27.5 percent chance to get the top selection. They have great odds to get either a top-five pick or a top-10 pick with the team sitting at an 89.8 percent chance to earn a top-five selection and a 99.8% chance to earn a top-10 selection.
NFL season has not gone according to plan for New England Patriots rookie wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk. After being drafted with the No. 37 overall pick
They could also target a wide receiver at the top of the 2025 NFL Draft. There are a lot of avenues the Patriots could take to improve at the position. Keep an eye on Hopkins as a potential option for New England in free agency.
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.
NFL Draft targets must only be players who help Drake Maye on offense, which is why WR Tetairoa McMillan is one of them.
Former New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones was back starting under center on Sunday for the Jacksonville Jaguars. The last time we saw Jones under cente
The blemishes on the Titans’ defensive outing were Jacksonville’s two long scoring drives in the second half — a 14-play, 65-yard drive for a field goal, and a seven-play, 81-yard drive for the game-winning touchdown.