The Patriots took a distinct and relatively consistent approach with key veteran free agents over the past decade. Does Tom Brady fit into that category? It's more complicated than that.
Joe Judge went from relative obscurity to head coach of the Giants. And he got there with help from Bill Belichick, who taught him one important lesson.
Anderson: Second-guessing the Patriots has often been met with deserved disgust. But it's hard to ignore what could've been in a game that never should have happened.
In the interim, here’s a question that is worth asking: do the Patriots really want Brady back? Does Bill Belichick? Does the Kraft family? This past offseason, Brady wanted the right to become a free agent, asking the Krafts to forfeit the right to use the franchise tag on him. And they gave it to him.
Here's the latest with the NFL's investigation into the Patriots' video incident with the Bengals, which still hasn't been connected to Bill Belichick.
Yet another Patriots coaching assistant is drawing head coach interest. According to Adam Schefter, the Giants have requested to interview wide receivers coach/special teams coordinator Joe Judge.
The Patriots always play a 60-minute game, and the Falcons learned that the hardest way possible in Super Bowl LI, one of head coach Bill Belichick's greatest wins.
Patriots head coach Bill Belichick revealed the reason why the Patriots decided to practice on the Gillette Stadium field in sub-freezing temperatures.
So here we are now, in Week 16 of what could be Tom Brady’s final season in New England, and the Patriots have one final hurdle to clear in the regular season: the Bills. Buffalo might effectively sit between Brady and The End, between New England and a final Super Bowl run or the Patriots and an ominous appearance on wildcard weekend.
Key figures from the DeflateGate investigation who determined the Patriots' punishment are now in charge of the latest controversy involving the Bengals.
Bill Belichick addressed the Patriots' taping controversy involving the Bengals - sort of. Here's a rundown of Belichick's responses to multiple questions.
Will it be "Mona Lisa Vito" or "We're on to Cincinnati"? Fittingly, Bill Belichick is on to Cincinnati again this week, but amid more accusations of cheating. Will Belichick fight back like he rarely has, or bottle everything up as he prepares for another game?
The video in question is "a direct view of the sideline as players run on and off the field and coaches make signals for plays," according to The Athletic.
The Patriots still haven't signed a kicker. It may or may not be Nick Folk. A string of reports have made the situation more confusing than it already was.
The Patriots and Chiefs have played five times since Reid took over the Chiefs, and while the Patriots are 3-2 in those games, Kansas City has scored an average of 34.8 points per game that has made the New England defense look like the French army. And with Patrick Mahomes at quarterback, Kansas City has scored 71 points in the last two games against the Patriots, including 40 in Foxboro last year.
The Patriots defense may force the Chiefs to use other weapons besides Tyreek Hill and Travis Kelce. That's when they could turn to a longtime New England nemesis.
