• UConn looking forward to first major road challenge since September
  • More than just the Brice Cowell Musket on the line when Maine & UNH meet Saturday
  • Alumni perspective on the firing of Don Brown & state of UMass football
  • In awkward spot, Shane Montgomery just looking to get Minutemen over the finish line
  • Despite vast difference in records, Bryant-URI could provide fireworks

Patriots: Even for second-year guys, transition to NFL after college still takes some time

Photo – Eric Cahna USA Today Moments before a swarm of reporters gathered around Kendrick Bourne’s locker after practice on Friday, practice squad receiver Tre Nixon slowly and quietly made his way through the locker room. As a practice squad player and a second-year guy in the NFL, there’s a bit of a “be seen and not heard” mentality, especially as a member of the New England Patriots. With questions…

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Patriots: Matchup with Pittsburgh is a meeting of dynastic organizations looking to return to glory

For the last 20 years, the Patriots have been the model franchise in the NFL. Whether it’s the six Super Bowl wins, the elite quarterback play from you-know-who or just the consistency that has become the norm at 1 Patriot Place, it’s something every NFL franchise has been striving for. Back in the 1970’s (way before some of our younger readers or myself were even thought about) the Steelers held…

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Patriots: Your first look at the Patriots, Steelers match up

By Mason Sousa Alright let’s lick our wounds, knock the dust off, and get on to Pittsburgh. The bad news: The Patriots start the season 0-1 and the offense didn’t look to hot. The good news: Mac Jones escaped serious injury and T.J. Watt won’t be trying to put him on his back this Sunday. Reigning defensive player of the year T.J. Watt being out with a pectoral injury is as big a…

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