How the Patriots loss in Seattle goes beyond the final snap of the game, and what Bill Belichick and his staff could have done differently to walk away with a win.
Many were quick to put N'Keal Harry's five catch, 39 yard performance in the rearview mirror after he had the ball punched out on the goal line on Sunday.
On Sunday, the Patriots debuted a new roster, new-look offense, new-look defense, new uniforms, a new field design, and of course, the new normal of an empty stadium.
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.
Is Julian Edelman working his way through an injury? The veteran Patriots receiver was limited again on Thursday after returning in full the day before.
Julian Edelman isn't going to dwell on the past. Not while there's work to be done. Speaking with the media Monday morning for the first time since Tom Brady's departure in March, Edelman shared his thoughts on losing the only starting QB he's had throw him the ball in the NFL.
