In the span of roughly two years, after having what Belichick himself called “the best quarterback situation in the league,” the Patriots effectively lost both Brady and Garoppolo for a second-round pick in 2018 and a compensatory selection in the 2021 draft, which feels like one of the worst examples of roster management in the history of all professional sports.
The Patriots' starting quarterback against the Broncos is a mystery. Their choice will either stick to an uneasy present or peek at an uncertain future.
Quite a week in Foxboro. Matt Dolloff and Alex Barth discuss the COVID-19 issue and which Patriots QB should play between Jarrett Stidham and Brian Hoyer.
Following Cam Newton's positive COVID test, the Patriots aren't taking any chances at quarterback. A practice squad signal-caller will make the trip to KC.
With so many players contributing on Sunday, it might be easy to miss some of the little things in the game, so here are 16 leftover thoughts from the Patriots 16-point win:
If you’re keeping score, as the result of disciplinary action by the league for Spygate, Deflategate and the Bengals taping incident, the Pats have now lost: two first-round picks, a third-round pick and a fourth-round pick. That is a ton of draft collateral, especially for a team that has not drafted well in recent years.
The former Patriots O-line coach reveals what he likes about Jarrett Stidham, but also warns of the "growing pains" that come with a young quarterback.
Adam Jones Show: Mark Daniels on the Patriots and their quarterback situation
It turns out the Patriots may not be content with their in-house options at quarterback. The team inquired to the Panthers about quarterback Kyle Allen last week.
