
Both Tom Brady’s retirement and NFL career weren’t supposed to happen this way
It was never going to be easy for Tom Brady to retire, but no one thought it was going to happen like it did.
It was never going to be easy for Tom Brady to retire, but no one thought it was going to happen like it did.
It’s impossible to properly capture everything that football fans, myself included, felt throughout Tom Brady’s tenure in the NFL.
More than halfway through the 2021 season, it’s tough to ignore the similarities between Tom Brady’s 2001 season and Mac Jones’ rookie year.
After the critical acclaim that “The Last Dance” received in 2020, ESPN will hope for similar success with “Man in the Arena: Tom Brady.”
The Panthers fell to last place in the NFC South after nine games, and it was time for Carolina to make a splash.
Mac Jones continues to showcase why he is the answer the Patriots were looking for under center.
The Patriots will evidently have their eighth rookie starting quarterback in franchise history for Week 1 of the 2021 NFL season.
If you were to ask Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, Ernie Adams has made plenty of positive contributions throughout the franchise’s storied success.
After more than a decade with the Patriots that included three Super Bowl wins, Julian Edelman’s time in the NFL has come to an end.
There’s still a long to-do list to work through if the Patriots wants to return to the top of the AFC East in 2021.
It appears Tom Brady has a habit of signing contract extensions that confuse football fans about how long he’s going to play with a specific team.
When you’ve won seven Super Bowl trophies, you can afford to take a risk and have some fun with one of them.
To help you prepare for the last game of the 2020 NFL season, here is our official guide for Super Bowl LV.
Before Super Bowl LV, learn about what led to arguably the greatest quarterback matchup in the game’s history: Tom Brady vs. Patrick Mahomes.
Whether you’re looking to watch the Super Bowl on TV, stream it, or listen on the radio, the NFL has ensured that there will be a variety of ways to get the game.
After a disappointing first half of the 2020 season, why is there still so much for the Patriots to be excited about as the team evaluates its future?