Image courtesy of Sun-Sentinel FOXBOROUGH – At some point, Mac Jones is going to have a fourth quarter comeback. It didn’t come on Sunday night though. For the second straight week, New England dug itself a hole, fought to come back and had a chance to win a football game, but ultimately fell 24-17 in a critical early season AFC East game against Miami in front of a national television…

Image courtesy of Mark Stockwell/Boston Globe When Miami visits Gillette Stadium on Sunday night for a huge early season AFC East matchup, Patriots defenders will have their hands full with a number of speedy guys that can change a game in an instant. Whether it’s Tua, Tyreek or Jaylen, New England’s defense will need to be locked in for 60 minutes in order to try and slow down this high…

Image courtesy of The Lacrosse Network Last summer during the Tewaaraton Trophy ceremony, Patriots head coach Bill Belichick received the ‘Spirit Award.’ As he began his speech, he pulled out a red bandana with ‘Welles” and “19” on it in honor of Welles Crowther, who’s story has now become a focal point each year when the 9/11 anniversary comes up. On Friday morning during his final weekly press conference before…

For Mike Gesicki, Sunday night’s matchup is just another game. Gesicki spent five years in Miami before signing with the Patriots in the offseason. He still has friendships and relationships down in Florida, but no matter who New England was playing this weekend, he was going to be excited for the opportunity to go out and compete. “I hate to sound cliché, I’m not saying this for any other reason,…

AP Photo/Greg M. Cooper Following the loss to Philly on Sunday where Mac Jones had two chances to lead game-winning drives and failed, he was quite hard on himself. On Wednesday when he met with the media, he explained that he allowed himself a certain amount of time – as he does for every game – before moving all of his focus to Miami. “Yeah, I think the biggest thing…

Photo by John Rivera/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Patriots dropped a 25-20 game to the Eagles in Week 1, a result that was more about the Patriots’ mistakes than anything else. However, one significant bright spot was the play of New England’s Rookie class. In order for the Patriots to contend for a playoff spot, they will need to get impact production from their rookie class. Offensively, Demario Douglas…