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To no one’s surprise, wide receiver Terry Glenn was a no-show for practice on Sunday.

It appears that Friday’s 4-game suspension of Patriots wide receiver Terry Glenn shouldn’t have come as such a surprise after all.

There was more bad news on the injury front for the Patriots on Wednesday, when second-year offensive lineman and last year’s 2nd round draft choice Adrian Klemm suffered a dislocated elbow and was driven off the practice field.

The New England Patriots reportedly signed fifth-round draft choice Hakim Akbar to a two-year contract, making him the first of the Class of 2001 to ink a deal with the team.

The NFL announced on Tuesday that the starting times of this season’s late regular-season Saturday afternoon games and Saturday playoff games will be revised to make those national telecasts available to a wider audience.

FOXBORO, MA — If Michigan wide receiver David Terrell ends up becoming the next Randy Moss, people in New England may wonder what Patriots head coach Bill Belichick was thinking […]

A rational person may realize one thing if they’ve been paying attention to what’s being said about Michael Bishop by both head coach Bill Belichick and his fellow players.

Patriots nose tackle Chad Eaton needs to get better. Quick.

Eaton missed Sunday’s game with a knee injury, and during his absence New England allowed New York Jets running back Curtis Martin to rush for 143 yards and three touchdowns on Sunday during the Patriots 34-17 loss to their AFC East rivals.

With salary cap money currently needed after the Patriots added Jon Harris yesterday, the thought going through many player’s minds has to be “Am I next?”

If you look ahead at the upcoming season, the outlook for New England is much better than most people think.

The Patriots decided to release Vice President of Player Personnel Bobby Grier on Monday, ending his 18-year tenure with New England.

Some final thoughts before tomorrow’s draft.

To pay, or not to pay? That is the question right now – at least in New England.

Keyshawn Johnson found himself on the trading block after saying if he didn’t get a new deal with the Jets, he’d hold out until they paid him the money he felt he deserved. It appears that move is sending shock waves that reach all the way back here to New England.

The Patriots have re-signed cornerback Kato Serwanga. Terms of the deals have not been disclosed.