Ahead of their final regular season game of the year, the New England Patriots continue to rework their practice squad. Their latest addition is a a familiar name around these parts for the team.
In his tenth season, New England Patriots tight end Hunter Henry is having one of his best years as a pro. The 31-year-old Henry has found a new gear with this year’s Patriots, recording near personal bests in receptions (55), receiving yards (712) and touchdowns (seven).
With all eyes from New England Patriots fans zoomed in on the upcoming postseason, thinking about the future is only natural. After all, New England most recently secured the division championship for the first time since 2019 and improved to a perfect 8-0 road record in 2025.
Rule changes have made passing numbers easier to compile in the modern era, and the game's top quarterbacks have taken full advantage. While the heaviest hitters are represented here, some storied postseasons by slightly lesser-celebrated QBs remain entrenched in playoff annals as well.
The New England Patriots are back! Not only are the Pats in the playoffs again, they have won the AFC East for the first time in the post-Tom Brady era.
Professional athletes jeopardizing their careers and bank accounts by committing unnecessary crimes is an unfortunate cliché that’s seemingly far too common in the modern era.
Patriots HC Mike Vrabel on WR Stefon Diggs and DT Christian Barmore (who was out with an illness): “I haven’t heard anything that would keep either player from the game.” (Garafolo) Vrabel on if he was disappointed in the charges against the duo: “Not disappointed at all.
The New England Patriots recently locked up the top seed in the AFC East with a blowout road win over the New York Jets, combined with a loss by the Buffalo Bills later in the day at home against the Philadelphia Eagles.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
FOXBOROUGH, MA. — Despite the trying times presently surrounding them, the New England Patriots began on-field preparations for their regular-season finale against the Miami Dolphins this weekend at Gillette Stadium.
FOXBOROUGH, MA. — As New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel began to address an extensive media contingent prior to his team’s Week 18 first practice, he know that nearly all eyes and ears would be fixed on the status of defensive tackle Christian Barmore.
Caitlin Clark will support the New England Patriots when the NFL playoffs kick off next weekend. On the New Heights podcast, the WNBA star was asked which team she thought would win the Super Bowl since the Kansas City Chiefs have been eliminated from playoff contention.
The New England Patriots have officially designated rookie LT Will Campbell to return from injured reserve, per HC Mike Vrabel via Mark Daniels. Vrabel
Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore faces one misdemeanor domestic assault charge, court documents from Attleborough District Court (Mass.) revealed on Wednesday.
According to Ian Rapoport, there’s a possibility that Patriots WR Stefon Diggs lands on the commissioner’s exempt list as the NFL sorts through the serious
Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs is facing a charge of felony strangulation or suffocation as well as a charge of misdemeanor assault and battery, according to records from Dedham District Court (Mass.) released on Tuesday.
The Patriots are starting to get healthy at the perfect time. Following last week’s news that Milton Williams returned to practice, the Patriots are also expected to welcome back OT Will Campbell to the practice field this week, Mike Vrabel told reporters (via ESPN’s Mike Reiss).