New England Patriots News from Around the Web: Daily Links for May 12, 2013
Happy Mother's Day, Patriots fans! So, go ahead and read these links, then go out and do something special for your mother. She deserves it! NESN Devin McCourty's Mother Convinced Him Not to Quit Football During First Year of Pop Warner NESN.com has a great read (with video included) about how Devin McCourty's mother, Phyllis Harrell, convinced him to stick with football...
Devin McCourty’s Mother Convinced Him Not to Quit Football During First Year of Pop Warner (Video)
Last year it looked like Devin McCourty finally gave the back end of the Patriots’ secondary some stability with an impressive showing at free safety. But without McCourty’s mom, Phyllis Harrell, the Patriots’ All-Pro might not have made it past one year of Pop Warner football.
Harrell recorded a video on Saturday for Mother’s Day explaining the best piece of advice she...
Patriots’ Depth at Safety Gives Team Plenty of Options to Start Next to Devin McCourty
It seems like the go-to criticism of the Patriots this offseason is that the team can’t develop a cornerback or wide receiver. Not to pile on, but let’s not forget about their recent trouble at safety, either.
Since Rodney Harrison retired following the 2008 season, the Patriots have had trouble finding a decent set of safeties that can threaten opposing players over the middle...
Devin McCourty 27th Overall Pick (New England Patriots 2010...
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Devin McCourty Promises to Donate $100 Per Tackle, $200 Per Interception to Victims of Boston Marathon Bombing
Danny Amendola is already influencing his new teammates.
The new Patriots wide receiver promised to donate $100 per reception and $200 per drop during the 2013 season to victims of the Boston Marathon bombing. Devin McCourty will be donating $100 per tackle and $200 for each interception he makes during the 2013 season, according to he and his brother’s shared Twitter account...
McCourty excited for vet presence in Pats’ backfield
BY DAN BEGNOCHENew England Patriots defensive back Devin McCourty showed solid leadership and versatility last year during his transition from cornerback to safety.Some guidance from a five-time Pro Bowler certainly won’t hurt this season, though. (photo: Beth Hart, Flickr)While participating in some community service at Arlington Elementary School on Monday, McCourty talked about...
Rodney Harrison on the Patriots: Signing Adrian Wilson was a “fantastic move”
Former Patriots safety Rodney Harrison told the Boston Herald that the addition of safety Adrian Wilson was a great move for New England. “Adding him, the veteran leadership, the presence, the respect factor, he’s a guy that’s a terrific blitzer, and a physical presence,” said Harrison. “I think he can come in especially during nickel and dime situations, and come down...
Report: Devin McCourty underwent offseason shoulder surgery
According to Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com, New England Patriots safety/cornerback Devin McCourty underwent shoulder surgery earlier this offseason. The good news is that he’s expected to be ready for training camp.
It is not known on which shoulder McCourty had the surgery performed. In 2011, McCourty played through a separated right shoulder.
The surgery was considered routine...
Devin McCourty's Renaissance Could Be New England Patriots Answer at Cornerback | Bleacher Report
Devin McCourty's Renaissance Could Be New England Patriots Answer at Cornerback | Bleacher Report:...
Pro Bowler Devin McCourty Suffers a Separated Shoulder
The New England Patriots may have escaped New York with an impressive 37-16 victory over the Jets, but the team suffered one major loss: Pro Bowl cornerback Devin McCourty.
According to multiple sources, McCourty suffered a separated shoulder in Sunday’s victory against the Jets.
McCourty suffered the injury in the second quarter after a completed pass to Plaxico Burress where...
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