During his press conference Sunday afternoon, Devin McCourty elected not to take questions. Instead, the Patriots safety touched on a number of topics off the field, including COVID-19 and social justice issues.
How the real-life Patriots will look on the field in 2020 may be the biggest question in the NFL. While we’re still weeks away from that answer, we got a brief peek over the weekend into the virtual 2020 Patriots.
With NFL Training Camps opening in two weeks, questions still abound about what professional football will look like in 2020. Those questions have mostly been coming from pundits and analysts, but now they're coming from inside the league.
Bill Belichick is taking a more active role in working with Patriots players on social justice. He credited Devin McCourty with inspiring him to do so.
Devin McCourty described how Bill Belichick and the Patriots defense made practice "tough" for quarterback Jarrett Stidham, and how the rookie showed "poise" in those situations.
Here's how the Devin McCourty extension breaks down. On paper it's a five-year deal, with the Patriots using some complex cap management in the process.
The 2019 Patriots have three Pro Bowlers, but the team wasn't without its snubs as well. Here's how Kyle Van Noy and others reacted to the Pro Bowl roster announcements.
The Patriots are off to a 3-0 start on the road in 2019, a stark difference from the previous season. Can they keep it rolling as they head to MetLife Stadium to face the Jets?
Patriots tight end Ben Watson is excited to be back in New England after a brief time as a free agent, which he admits left him uncertain about his future.
The Patriots defense has dominated to start the 2018 season - against pocket passers. They have some unfinished business with quarterbacks who can run.
