Author: John Sarianides

Patriots lock up veteran tight end Hunter Henry with two-year extension

August 10, 2026
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Getty Images The Patriots are ensuring continuity in their passing game by signing veteran tight end Hunter Henry to a two-year contract extension worth $16 million base, maxing out at $20 million with incentives. The new deal includes $14.5 million in guaranteed money and a $4.2 million signing bonus, effectively ensuring the 31-year-old standout will likely finish his NFL career in Foxborough.  Henry has steadily emerged as one of New…

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Stonehill ready for breakout season in NEC

August 10, 2026
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EASTON- As Stonehill College prepares for the 2026 season, the program stands on the threshold of what could be a defining breakout season in the Northeast Conference (NEC).

After enduring the growing pains of transitioning to the NCAA Division I FCS level, the Skyhawks enter the season with a mature roster, established offensive playmakers, and a firm culture established under Head Coach Eli Gardner. 

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5 Observations from our camp visit with Boston College

August 9, 2026
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CHESTNUT HILL- Boston College training camp is under way and the Eagles are looking to build off of a solid spring and a busy off-season of changes.

With temperatures soaring on Saturday, the competition was hot on the field as well as the Eagles practiced for just over two hours in the blazing sun. The defense got the better of the offense but it is early so Eagles fans, do not despair.

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Patriots could potentially be lethal in 11 personnel this season

August 8, 2026
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FOXBOROUGH – 11 personnel (one running back, one tight end, and three wide receivers) is the modern NFL’s primary offensive personnel grouping. When executed well, it forces opposing defensive coordinators into constant mismatch dilemmas. For the New England Patriots, deploying a line package featuring A.J. Brown, Romeo Doubs, Kayshon Boutte, Hunter Henry, and a backfield tandem of Rhamondre Stevenson or TreVeyon Henderson presents a lethal combination of size, vertical threat,…

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UConn quarterback competition is going to come down to the wire

August 6, 2026
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STORRS, CT- The University of Connecticut football program finds itself in the middle of a pivotal positional battle under center. Following the arrival of head coach Jason Candle, the Huskies are evaluating a revamped quarterback room featuring Tennessee transfer Jake Merklinger, dynamic redshirt freshman Kaleb Osborne, and returning signal-caller Tucker McDonald. With the regular season opener fast approaching, Candle and offensive coordinator Nunzio Campanile are testing every facet of their signal-callers’ decision-making, physical traits, and leadership ability. 

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Vera-Tucker adjusting well to life as a Patriot

August 6, 2026
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FOXBOROUGH- When the New England Patriots signed offensive lineman Alijah Vera-Tucker to a three-year, $42 million deal in free agency, they added a versatile, former first-round anchor to a rebuild centered on physical line play and protection stability. After five seasons with the division-rival New York Jets, Vera-Tucker has spent this summer embedding himself in head coach Mike Vrabel’s culture and digesting a new offensive scheme in Foxborough.  The transition…

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