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Family Business: Jermaine Wiggins watches as sons follow in his footsteps
Image courtesy of Jermaine Wiggins Jr. /Twitter If you’re a father and your family business in football, odds are you want your kids to follow in your footsteps. Jermaine Wiggins – former Patriots, Vikings, Jets, Colts, Panthers and Jaguars tight end turned 98.5 The Sports Hub and then 93.7 WEEI radio personality – is getting to live that dream right now. This week, Wiggins’ son Jermaine Jr. – a senior…
High School: NEFJ Featured Team of the Week – Amherst
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Boston College: Hafley signs his first recruiting class on one year anniversary as head coach
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Tampa Bay Tuesday: Bucs win ugly against Vikings, move to 8-5
If you thought Bruce Arians would have his team ready to come out of the gate fast following a bye last week, what have you been watching? As I suspected, the Bucs looked flat early against the Vikings on Sunday, going three-and-out on the first two offensive possessions of the game. However, thanks to four missed field goals, a missed extra point and downright putrid play from Kirk Cousins late…
Patriots: Recapping Bill Belichick’s weekly OMF appearance on WEEI
Peter Joneleit/AP Photo Things had been far too nice during Bill Belichick’s weekly appearance on Ordway, Merloni and Fauria the past few weeks. With the Patriots’ winning games, the annoyed, wise-ass Bill was still lingering in the interviews but wasn’t omni present. That changed on Monday when the guys talked to the head coach for the first time since the embarrassing loss to the Rams. Answers were short, and the…
Boston College: Eagles make progress on and off the field in Hafley’s first year
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High School: Lawrence Academy’s Ty Chan commits to Notre Dame
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High School: NEFJ Featured Team of the Week – Minnechaug
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Patriots: Pats embarrassed in prime time by Rams, playoff chances all but dead
AP Photo/ Ashley Landis Are all the people that wanted this team to stick with Cam Newton and make a playoff push happy now? After last night’s putrid, disgusting, embarrassing 24-3 loss to the Rams, New England is now 6-7 and in all likelihood going to miss the playoffs for the first time since 2008. The Rams(9-4) held the Patriots to 220 yards of total offense and 10 first downs….