AP Photo/Gerald Herbert The Patriots made it three wins in a row after beating the New Orleans Saints 25-19 in a back and forth game that made Patriots fans sweat. Drake Maye was once again fantastic, especially in the first half. The second half could have been better. The lack of a running game is a problem and don’t get me started on the officiating. It was brutal. Here are…
Odds: Patriots -3.5, O/U: 46.5 Kickoff: The Patriots will look to make it three in a row today when they visit New Orleans to take on a Saints team that won their first game last week. The Saints are young and have a good blend of veterans and rookies but they are clearly rebuilding. Despite that, this is the ultimate trap game for the Patriots coming off of the win…
The Patriots visit the Big Easy to take on the Saints this week. There are of things to like about this match up for the Patriots this week. Our game plan this week is focused on throwing the football on offense and focusing more on coverage and disguising on defense. Want to know what the Patriots game plan could look like this week? Here is an inside look at what…
Kirby Lee, Imagn/Greg Cooper AP On paper, the New Orleans could potentially present more match up problems than the Buffalo Bills did last week. New Orleans has a good skill group but the lack of a quarterback and inconsistent pass protection has been an issue. The Patriots need to get creative with their match-ups, specifically on defense. If they do, they should be in good shape. Their front seven could…
MILTON- It is rare to say that a defensive performance powered a team to victory but that is exactly what happened. Thanks to a stout defense, three interceptions and two big plays, Milton Academy beat Class A Loomis-Chaffee 24-6.
SMITHFIELD: Brown Bears sophomore running back Qwentin Brown said that he remembered being told in Pop Warner that you play to the whistle. He did exactly that on Friday night after scoring on a 26 yard touchdown run that gave the Bears a 29-19 lead and was an examination point to a second half comeback. Brown was initially stuffed at the line of scrimmage but kept his feet moving and emerged from the pile to hit pat dirt in a play that was SportsCenter Top Ten worthy.
Image courtesy of Chris Graythen/Getty Images The Patriots are riding high after back to back victories, including an emotional road win last week at Buffalo. The Patriots are feeling confident as they head to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome to face the New Orleans Saints. On paper, it looks like a game the Patriots should win comfortably against a 1-4 Saints squad. And that, precisely, is why this Week 6 contest is…
I was cruising along but last week was not a good week. At least by my standards. I went 7-9 on the week. Bad week. Need a bounce back this week. Hopefully I get it otherwise, I will be officially on a losing streak. Here we gooooo……. High School North Attleboro at Canton: The Red Rocketeers will be looking to avenge last season’s loss to Canton and they get it done…
Joe Fagnano had a career day in the Huskies blowout win over FIU. Plenty of big time performances once again this week in New England Division One College Football. UConn’s Joe Fagnano had a career day and Brown’s upset win over URI landed three Bears on this week’s list. Meanwhile, Harvard continues to hum along thanks to Jaden Craig and an explosive offense. Here are this week’s College Dudes of……
Boston College football coach Bill O’Brien is not running from the reality of the Eagles’ disastrous 1-4 start, but he is offering a surprisingly defiant form of accountability: placing the entire blame squarely on his own shoulders. Following an embarrassing 48-7 blowout loss to Pitt—the team’s fourth consecutive defeat—O’Brien faced the press with a sobering yet unyielding resolve, vowing to “figure it out.”