Despite their first sub-.500 finish in two decades, the Patriots were well represented on Friday when the Associated Press announced their All-Pro teams for 2020.
The Patriots may not need much from N'Keal Harry to beat the Texans on Sunday, but they'll need a lot more out of the receiver if they want to go on a big run in the second half of the season.
Julian Edelman may be back for the Patriots, but his absence opens up opportunities for younger receivers who may be more ready to produce than you think.
With a handful of Patriots players coming off and going on IR before the game, plus a unique opponent in the Kansas City Chiefs, packages were bound to look different.
The Patriots have made a series of roster moves ahead of their Monday night game against the Chiefs, with two players coming off IR, and two more going on.
Damien Harris and a few other key Patriots players are eligible to come off injured reserve this week. Here's what Bill Belichick had to say on the matter.
The Patriots game statuses for Sunday's opener have been released. Gunner Olszewski is out, while Stephon Gilmore and Julian Edelman are fully healthy.
Welcome to the Patriots Week 1 Mailbag! Each week during the season, I'll take your Twitter questions on all things Patriots, with answers coming every Friday. Let's see what you guys had for the season opener...
With the reported impending release of Mohamed Sanu, the Patriots now find themselves as thin at the wide receiver position as they've ever been in the Bill Belichick era.
It's pretty rare for Bill Belichick to praise a specific player when asked to do so by the media. But then again, seemingly everything about Gunner Olszewski's time with the Patriots so far has been unusual.Â
