Sunday in Foxborough we get the 13-3 Buffalo Bills, a playoff-bound team with absolutely nothing to gain against a 3-13 Patriots team ... of the playoffs. When New England scored a touchdown ...

While the results weren’t reflected on the field, the New England Patriots took a significant step forward last offseason by ...

This year, the Patriots enter Week 18 in control of their own destiny over something on the opposite end of the spectrum. New England has a pretty clear path to officially secure the No. 1 overall ...

New England Patriots linebacker Jahlani Tavai caused quite a stir when he criticized Patriots fans for booing and chanting for head coach Jerod Mayo to be fired last week, saying that the fans ...

The New England Patriots will have quite a few big decisions to make during the upcoming offseason. As they look to get back to being a playoff contender, the front office will have to make quite ...

There’s been plenty of blame to go around for the Patriots’ struggles in 2024, and Eliot Wolf has not been excluded from the criticism, specifically surrounding New England’s lackluster roster.

The New England Patriots have been held winless in their last six games (seven weeks if you include their bye week), and on Sunday, they'll host the Buffalo Bills at Gillette Stadium for their ...

Travis Kelce gets hit with punishment for illegal Christmas Day celebration According to ESPN's Dan Graziano, the New England job opening up could attract the top name on the market: Ben Johnson.

The New England Patriots will have a lot of decisions to make in the coming months as they prepare for the 2025 NFL season, including which of their pending free agents they want to bring back.

This NFL season has been tough sledding for the New England Patriots under first-year head coach Jerod Mayo. They're 3-13 and coming off a monster 40-7 loss at home that prompted fans to start ...

The New England Patriots satisfied the NFL's Rooney Rule less than 48 hours after firing head coach Jerod Mayo. However, the ...

Sunday afternoon, whoever bothers to show up at Gillette Stadium, and anyone who chooses to spend three hours watching on TV, will be watching the Buffalo Bills play the New England Patriots in a ...