CLEVELAND – Could the Patriots be getting a couple of key pieces back? To be determined. We reported on Tuesday that there wasn’t much optimism surrounding Harold Landry III when it comes to being ready for Week 1. Following the ugly 37-13 preseason finale loss to the Browns on Thursday, head coach Mike Vrabel was asked if the veteran pass rusher or core special teamer Brendan Schooler could be activated…
Image courtesy of Yahoo Sports We made it. The NFL preseason has mercifully come to an end for the Patriots. With a rather embarrassing 37-13 loss in Cleveland on Thursday night, the Patriots now turn their attention to cut down day on Sunday before all eyes shift to Seattle in less than two weeks. In fairness, the Patriots sat 38 players on Thursday and Cleveland fans had little-to-no interest in…
AP Photo/Charles Krupa The optimistic narrative surrounding contract extension talks between the Patriots and star cornerback Christian Gonzalez hit a jarring wall after ESPN insider Adam Schefter dumped a heavy dose of reality on the situation. Despite public assurances from executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf that momentum was building, Schefter reported on the Pat McAfee Show on Thursday that the two sides haven’t been close to a…
Opening Drive: The New England Patriots line up against the Cleveland Browns with a focused objective: sharpen execution and lock in operational discipline before the regular season grind kicks into full gear. 1st Down: Who Starts at Quarterback? Are the Patriots going to start Tommy DeVito or are they going to start Behren Morton and play him the entire game? Expect DeVito to play but I would not be surprised…
FOXBOROUGH- New England Patriots Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Eliot Wolf addressed the media on Tuesday, August 25, delivering key updates on roster depth, contract negotiations, and recent trades as training camp comes to a close. Opening Statement & Training Camp Progress Wolf kicked off his media availability by expressing enthusiasm for head coach Mike Vrabel’s leadership and the team’s trajectory heading into the season: “First of all, though,…
Courtesy of Steve Burton The New England Patriots named cornerback and return specialist Marcus Jones as the 2026 recipient of the prestigious Ron Burton Community Service Award. The annual honor represents the organization’s highest individual accolade, celebrating a player’s off-the-field leadership, commitment to philanthropy, and dedication to uplifting the local region. Since being drafted in 2022, Jones has built a reputation as one of the NFL’s rare dynamic dynamic three-phase…
FOXBOROUGH – Just like that, training camp has come to an end for the 2026 Patriots. Tuesday’s practice behind Gillette Stadium officially marked the end of summer sessions as the preseason ends Thursday night in Cleveland. Following the final whistle against the Browns, the season opener with the world watching against Seattle will be just 13 days away. Here’s a quick run down of what happened in Foxborough on Tuesday…
IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect FOXBOROUGH – The trade sending Kayshon Boutte to the Houston Texans in exchange for safety Jaylen Reed and a late-round draft pick reveals the exact nature of his league-wide evaluation: a reliable, third receiver whose true market value was capped by circumstance. On paper, Boutte represents a classic third-year wideout ascending at the right time. After carving out a role with Drake Maye and following…
Steven Senne/AP The New England Patriots have finalized a trade sending wide receiver Kayshon Boutte to the Houston Texans. In exchange, the Patriots acquire second-year safety Jaylen Reed alongside a 2028 seventh-round draft pick originally belonging to the New Orleans Saints. For Houston, the transaction fills a crucial positional vacuum created during joint practices, when projected starter Jayden Higgins suffered a season-ending torn ACL. Boutte arrives in Houston coming off…
Image courtesy of New England Patriots FOXBOROUGH – Moments before his game-sealing strip sack against the Eagles on Friday night, Quintayvious Hutchins wasn’t happy with himself. Hutchins had made a mistake on the kickoff team, but quickly made his loudest case yet for a roster or practice squad spot, sacking Cole Payton and stripping the ball, allowing Casey Rogers to fall on it and seal the win. With one week…