• Patriots, Gonzalez agree to four year, $135 million dollar extension
  • Patriots balance mental side of things leading into opener
  • Doug Marrone knows value of having Vera-Tucker in Pats O-line room
  • Springer confident Borregales has put shaky training camp behind him
  • Despite loss, McKenzie shows incredible toughness for BC

Christian Fauria & Bryant University media students competing at Super Bowl Radio Row

SANTA CLARA, CA – As I asked Christian Fauria for a little bit of time Wednesday afternoon on Radio Row, he immediately said sure, but give him two seconds. That’s because the former Patriot and and WEEI co-host was leading by example, making sure a few students wrapped up an interview in a timely manner with Ben Volin from the Boston Globe at Bryant University’s booth. Fauria has a co-run…

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Pat McAfee talks Vrabel, Patriots with NEFJ at Radio Row

Just steps from the Pat McAfee Show set on Radio Row, dozens of content creators, journalists and fans lined up to shake hands, ask questions or just shoot the shit with Pat McAfee. If you know me, you know I’m 5’1″ on a good day, so standing in what amounted to a mosh pit for about 45 minutes to get a few questions in wasn’t easy, but it certainly was…

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Patriots players react to viral Vrabel comment on what he’d sacrifice for Super Bowl win

SANTA CLARA, CA – You’ve all seen and heard it by now. Mike Vrabel is willing to give up A LOT for a Super Bowl as a head coach, even his most prized body part. While obviously being facetious (I hope), Vrabel has said that he would cut off his manhood if it meant getting a ring as a head coach in the NFL while on the ‘Bussin With The…

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Patriots surprise turnaround built on guys buying in & believing

By Alan Segel NEFJ Contributor The great thing about sports is that anyone can look at a situation involving any team and make a prediction. It is what drives conversations on talk radio and the local neighborhood pub. The New England Patriots are certainly an interesting topic this year after a 14-3 record following consecutive 4-13 seasons and two coach firings. The fact that they are now in Santa Clara,…

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URI Football Receives $2 million Gift, Largest in Program History

In a historic move that bridges the gap between past glory and future potential, University of Rhode Island football legend Mark S. Cruise ’81 ’84 and his wife, Sue Cruise ’84, have donated $2 million to their alma mater. This contribution stands as the largest single monetary gift ever received by the URI football program, signaling a transformative era for the Rams both on the field and in the classroom.

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Super Bowl X’s and O’s: Don’t lose sleep over Cover 6

Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images Cover 6 talk was all the rage on Tuesday as internet coaches across X tried to debunk its effectiveness against Drake Maye and how to beat it. Well, I am here to tell you that it is not that hard to attack and it is far from Maye’s kryptonite. Cover 6 is a combination coverage in which the weak side of the coverage call is Cover 2…

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Dungy & Florio talk Pats Hall of Fame snubs & future candidacy

SANTA CLARA, CA – On Tuesday afternoon right around 2:00 p.m. out in California, the entire NBC Sunday Night broadcast team was part of an informal sit down with media members for about an hour. I had the opportunity to speak with both former Colts head coach Tony Dungy and Mike Florio from Pro Football Talk. I asked them both about Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft not getting into the…

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Brady not openly rooting for the Patriots shouldn’t surprise anyone

Gareth Patterson/AP SANTA CLARA- To many in New England, the idea of Tom Brady not waving a “Patriots” foam finger during Super Bowl LX feels like a personal betrayal. After twenty years, six rings, and the recent unveiling of a seventeen-foot bronze statue at Gillette Stadium, fans naturally expected Brady to be the franchise’s “Supporter-in-Chief.” However, Brady’s recent “no dog in the fight” comments regarding the Patriots, Seahawks matchup shouldn’t…

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Bobo proves if you’re good enough, they’ll find you

Image courtesy of Hudl SANTA CLARA, CA – Massachusetts will never get the credit it deserves for producing talent. It is what it is. But, over the last decade or so, the Commonwealth has certainly climbed the ranks from a national perspective when it comes to high-quality talent that isn’t just offensive linemen or tight ends. One shining example is former Belmont Hill star, now Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Jake…

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