Patriots extend special teams ace Brendan Schooler to 3 year, $9 million dollar contract
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported on Friday that the Patriots have inked special teams ace Brendan Schooler to a three year, $9 million dollar extension.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported on Friday that the Patriots have inked special teams ace Brendan Schooler to a three year, $9 million dollar extension.
Scott Taetsch/Getty Images The day Patriots fans have been waiting for is finally here. Drake Maye was named the Patriots starting quarterback on Tuesday. So what does it mean for the team moving forward? Well, for one we will finally get a look at the potential franchise quarterback in a real game setting, not just practice or a preseason game. I know some folks will mention his garbage time drive…
We had a big shake up in the poll this week with a couple of teams making major jumps.
Here is this week’s poll.
1. Rhode Island (4-1): Rams epic comeback win over Hampton vaults them to the top spot. Governors Cup match up against Brown is on tap for Saturday.
Bryant’s Landon Ruggieri caught 10 passes for 190 yards and 3 touchdown passes in a 42-35 win over Brown. DUDE!
Bulldogs quarterback Jarrett Guest completed 26-of-39 passes for 337 yards and 4 touchdowns in the Bryant win. DUDE!
It was another great week of action in the NEPSAC. It was highlighted of course by the big Brunswick, AOF showdown which the Bruins won in impressive fashion.
Some big games on the slate this week. Especially in the ISL and the Evergreen.
Patriots coach Jerod Mayo opened the door potentially for Drake Maye to start on Sunday against the Houston Texans in his Monday morning press conference. At least I think he did. Mayo touched on several topics but he was openly critical of Jacoby Brissett’s performance on Sunday and said that he and his staff are evaluating the position this week. “It just wasn’t good enough. I thought we played well…
FOXBOROUGH- Good teams find ways to overcome bad performances and win games. Unfortunately for the Patriots, they are not good enough to overcome penalties, missed opportunities and poor situational coaching and that is why they lost to the Dolphins on Sunday.
AP Photo FOXBOROUGH- The Patriots lost a game they should have won on Sunday, 15-10 to the Miami Dolphins. It was a game of missed opportunities for New England, especially in the red zone. Here are seven takeaways from the loss. 1. Ugly performance by the offense: The offense continued to struggle. The only bright spot was the running game which averaged 7.4 yards per carry. Collectively, the Patriots rushed…