Author: John Sarianides

The 1985 Patriots will always be remembered as a special team thanks to Raymond Berry

June 2, 2026
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When Raymond Berry was named head coach of the New England Patriots midway through the 1984 season, he inherited a franchise that possessed plenty of raw physical talent but lacked direction, discipline, and a belief that they could actually win. For a team long burdened by a culture of underachievement, the arriving Hall of Fame receiver provided a radical shift in perspective. Instead of using fear or screaming whistles, Berry…

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Former Patriots Coach Raymond Berry passes away at 93

June 2, 2026
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Patriots players carry Raymond Berry off the field after beating the Miami Dolphins in the 1985 AFC Championship game. Raymond Berry has passed away. The Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver and former New England Patriots head coach passed away on May 25, 2026, at the age of 93. His journey to football immortality was one of the most unlikely in sports history. Drafted by the Baltimore Colts in the…

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5 reasons why A.J Brown will make an impact

June 1, 2026
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AP PHOTO It is official. The Patriots finally traded for wide receiver A.J Brown. The Patriots are reportedly trading a 2028 first and 2027 fifth round pick to the Eagles. The trade has been rumored for months and it finally became a reality today as expected. Brown grew up a Patriots fan and had the Patriots as his preferred trade destination if he got dealt. Now he pairs up with…

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Tabor Academy DB Brady Scott commits to Indiana

June 1, 2026
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Tabor Academy 2027 defensive back Brady Scott has decided where he will be playing college football. Scott committed to the University of Indiana on Sunday.

Scott, a 6-foot, 195-pound hard-safety had 15 Power Four offers and chose Indiana over schools like Iowa, Louisville, Penn State, Boston College, and Wisconsin.

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The Patriots need to get the A.J Brown trade across the finish line

May 31, 2026
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AP/Matt Slocum For months, a blockbuster trade sending A.J. Brown from Philadelphia to New England has felt like a foregone conclusion. The framework of a deal is largely in place, it is now just a matter of figuring out compensation and getting it done. The financial benefits of waiting until the post-June 1 threshold are well documented for the Philadelphia Eagles. That time is finally here and it is time…

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Michael Onwemu agrees to restructured contract

May 29, 2026
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Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY Sports The New England Patriots and veteran offensive lineman Mike Onwenu have agreed to a major contract restructure, providing the team with significant financial flexibility ahead of the summer.  Onwenu, who was entering the final year of the three-year, $57 million extension he signed back in 2024, has reworked his deal into an effective one-year, $10 million pact. The maneuver provides a massive assist to New England’s…

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UConn announces 2026 home schedule

May 27, 2026
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STORRS, CT— The countdown to the 2026 college football season is officially underway for the UConn Huskies, as the university, in partnership with CBS Sports, has unveiled kickoff times and television designations for its upcoming home schedule at Pratt & Whitney Stadium at Rentschler Field. Fans planning their autumn Saturdays can now lock in their tailgating schedules for a highly anticipated seven-game home slate that features matchups against major powerhouses from the ACC and Big Ten.

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Checking in with St. John’s Prep this off-season

May 27, 2026
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Today we are checking with St. John’s Prep and how their off-season has gone so far. The Eagles return one of the most talented rosters in the Catholic Conference and in the state. Brian St. Pierre’s squad will once again be amongst the favorites in Division One.

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