• MIAA D1 Quarterfinal: (4) Needham 31, (5) Central Catholic 7 – Rockets cruise into Final 4 for 2nd straight year
  • MIAA D1 Quarterfinal: (3) Xaverian 35, (6) Leominster 20 – Hawks head to state semis with strong defensive effort
  • MIAA D6 Quarterfinal: (1) Hudson 28, (8) Sandwich 21 – Hawks survive scare to reach state semifinals
  • Brookfield 28, Masuk 14 – Bobcats get big win over Panthers with Connecticut postseason looming
  • Rhode Island State Semifinals: (1) Bishop Hendricken 35, (4) Cumberland 22 – Hawks advance to 16th straight state title game

Patriots: Patriots trade Stephon Gilmore to the Panthers

The Patriots have traded cornerback Stephon Gilmore to the Carolina Panthers for a 2023 Sixth Round pick. News broke this morning that the Patriots were going to release Gilmore today. The team shopped Gilmore prior to releasing him and they found a willing trade partner in Carolina. The Panthers needed a corner after they lost rookie cornerback Jaycee Horn two weeks ago for the season. By adding the former defensive…

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Patriots: The Patriots stun the NFL by releasing Stephon Gilmore.

The Patriots released all-pro cornerback Stephon Gilmore this morning in a move that surprised a lot of people. Gilmore was scheduled to come off the PUP list after Week 6. The former NFL Defensive Player of the Year was scheduled to earn $7 million this season with a possible cap hit of $16.25 million. According to Adam Schefter, the Patriots were $54,000 under the salary cap. They plan on re-signing…

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Patriots: The margin of error was thin and the Patriots made too many mistakes to beat Brady and the Bucs

AP Photo/Elise Amendola The Patriots learned a valuable lesson in their 19-17 loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The margin of error is razor thin when it comes to close games in football. Contrary to what the narrative will be. The Patriots did not lose last night because Tom Brady picked apart Belichick’s defense. They lost because they committed eight penalties for 77 yards and turned the ball over twice….

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