The New England Patriots will need to come up big Sunday and protect their franchise quarterback, Drake Maye, against the Buffalo Bills‘ ferocious pass rush, which will be a task easier said than done.
The New England Patriots are just waiting to catch a break on offense, and it has to start with Drake Maye playing better. Over the first three weeks of the season, Maye has not looked like the quarterback who was runner-up for MVP last year, and in fact, he’s looked like a shell of himself so far.
For the second-straight day, the New England Patriots' best defensive player was spotted in the locker room, but wasn't spotted out on the practice field.
The last time we saw Christian Gonzalez, the Patriots cornerback was being steamrolled by Jacksonville’s 315-pound left tackle Anton Harrison on Trevor Lawrence’s 15-yard kneel-down at the New England one-foot-line last Sunday.
The New England Patriots‘ pass catchers need to improve, and head coach Mike Vrabel put the onus on himself, saying that he has to be better, during his weekly press conference on Wednesday.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
The most disappointing player in the NFL so far this year has been New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye, who has much more closely resembled the postseason version of himself from last year, rather than the regular season MVP candidate that fans hoped would return to form.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
Three weeks into the season, the New England Patriots are 1-2, and the conversation keeps circling back to Drake Maye. He threw two more interceptions in Sunday’s 35-6 loss at Jacksonville, bringing his total to six.
More changes are coming to the New England Patriots' offensive line this week. After Mike Onwenu and Greg Van Roten both went down in consecutive weeks with lower-body injuries, the team reportedly went out and added a new face to the group.
Have we already seen the worst of quarterback Drake Maye this season? That's the question undoubtedly on the minds of New England fans as the Patriots prepare for an AFC East matchup with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday in Orchard Park, N.Y.
Mike Vrabel was asked about reports and rumours about his strained relationship with Drake Maye, and the New England Patriots coach provided an interesting response.
The New England Patriots are adding veteran offensive lineman Matt Pryor off the Arizona Cardinals’ practice squad as injuries continue to thin the right side of the line.
The New England Patriots are playing with a banged up Drake Maye behind center. So the reigning AFC champions took a step to address the offensive line woes.
The New England Patriots are 1-2 heading into their Week 4 matchup against the Buffalo Bills, and that's obviously not really where they want to be at this point in the season.
The NFL community is keeping New England Patriots rookie tight end Eli Raridon in its thoughts this week. Raridon, the No. 95 overall pick from this year’s NFL Draft, started his career with a touchdown in Week 1 against the Seattle Seahawks.
The New England Patriots will be facing the Buffalo Bills in Week 4 in a big divisional matchup, but there are a few injuries to watch out for. One of them is on defense, as Christian Gonzalez is dealing with a shoulder injury and wasn’t at practice, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.
On Wednesday afternoon, New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel basically scoffed after being asked about a report that claimed quarterback Drake Maye
When thinking of the all-time great Patriots running backs, some of the strong runners from the dynasty years like Kevin Faulk, Corey Dillon and LeGarrette Blount may come to mind.
Veteran offensive guard Greg Van Roten’s experience in New England has already been a rollercoaster despite him signing with the team only six weeks ago.
Aaron Rodgers heard plenty of criticism after the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense fell flat in Week 2. Hall of Fame quarterback Kurt Warner believes much of it was directed at the wrong person.