New England Patriots fans are clamoring for the team to play rookie quarterback Drake Maye, but they may be biting off more than they can chew. Karen Guregian o

The Patriots are allowing pressure at the second-highest rate in the NFL and the wide receivers aren't doing much to help the quarterback.

The same offensive line that is a reason not to play Patriots rookie Drake Maye might be the reason they’re forced to.

When RB Breece Hall and the New York Jets take on the New England Patriots in Week 3 on Thursday at 8:15 PM ET, they will be going up against the Patriots' second-ranked run D, which is allowing 58 rushing yards per contest.

Here are the first full injury reports from Monday ahead of the New York Jets vs. New England Patriots matchup on Thursday at MetLife Stadium: New England Patriots (1-1) Did not practice OL David Andr

But that is the past, and the current Patriots are heading into Thursday night's matchup at 1-1 after a Week 2 home loss to the Seahawks in overtime. The Jets now get to open the home portion of their schedule after picking up their first win of the season on Sunday -- and the first win for Rodgers as their starting QB -- with a victory over the Titans in Tennessee.

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The connection between quarterback Jacoby Brissett and tight end Hunter Henry has been an encouraging positive so far. In Sunday’s 23-20 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks, t

As the Patriots leading receiver against the Seahawks in Week 2, Hunter Henry is on pace to have the best game of his career on Sunday.

The Patriots will look to carry over momentum from last week's season-opening win over the Bengals. The post Patriots vs. Seahawks live updates: Patriots hold 20-17 lead appeared first on Boston.com.

Part of the reason why the NFL remains king in this country is its inherent unpredictability, which is on full display in Foxboro, MA this morning. The Seattle Seahawks are taking on the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium,

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