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Jakobi Meyers says Patriots QB Mac Jones showing ‘crazy’ leadership this season
The receiver adds that he and second-year quarterback are developing an unspoken connection similar to elite QB-and-receiver combos.
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Patriots running out of time to fix woeful offense
The new wrinkles New England added in the offseason aren’t working, leaving the offense ineffective and Mac Jones under pressure.
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NFL making push for flag football with an eye on 2028 Olympics
The league partnered with the International Federation of American Football to bring flag football to The World Games in Alabama next week.
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Tom Brady to join Fox Sports when playing career ends
Tom Brady will join Fox Sports as a football announcer when his playing career ends
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Experts weigh in on who Patriots will draft in first round
Linebackers and cornerbacks are the most popular predictions for New England’s first pick in next week’s NFL Draft.
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Tom Brady’s lasting legacy: He proved anything is possible
The former Patriots quarterback retires as the greatest of all-time, but his legacy is much bigger than that.
Posted inNational Sports, Sports
Tom Brady officially retires after 22 seasons, 7 Super Bowl titles
Tom Brady has retired after winning seven Super Bowls and setting numerous passing records in an unprecedented 22-year-career
Posted inBoston Bruins, Boston Celtics, Boston Red Sox, National Sports, New England Patriots, Sports
Tom Caron: Twenty-two wishes for sports in 2022
From more secondary scoring for the Boston Bruins to a contract extension for Rafael Devers, these are the things Tom Caron hopes to see in the new year.
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Commentary: John Harbaugh, unlike Urban Meyer, knows that leadership is earned, not granted
Many NFL teams mistake an autocratic voice for a leaderly one, Sally Jenkins writes.