It’s been a long road for former 2022 second-round pick Tyquan Thornton, and it looks like that journey has finally come to an end.

Right now, the LA Rams are an enigma at 4-5 halfway through the season.  On Monday Night Football, they embarrassed themselves with a 20-15 loss at home to the Miami Dolphins.

Following a rash of injuries, the Patriots have had a rough time up front over the last month, but it sounds like they’re finally potentially going to get a key player back.

Here’s what NBC Sports Boston’s Tom E. Curran had to say during his appearance on Jones and Keefe on WEEI earlier this week.

Given the team’s needs on its roster heading into the offseason, watching how the 2025 NFL Draft Order might unfold remains a key area of interest for the New England Patriots.

“I don’t know how he did it. I couldn’t do that,” Douglas pointed out. “ But if it were me, I’d get nervous and start sweating.”

The Patriots played one of their best all-around games of the year and came away with their third win of the year.  This was a total team effort starting with the coaches and ending with excellent execution of all three units on the field.

“He’s (Caleb Williams) a very good player. This guy is able to extend plays. He’s very athletic. I watched him a little bit coming out.” -Mayo

The Bears are led by 3rd year Hed Coach Matt Eberflus.  He came to the Bears after a stint as Defensive Coordinator with the Indianapolis Colts.

“That’s young Josh Allen 2.0. He looks amazing. I love watching him on the sideline,” NT Davon Godchaux said

For a Patriots defense that has had some issues stopping the run in recent weeks, it sounds like it’s possible they could get a key player back in the coming weeks.

Last week, the Lions had a 90-yard punt return TD, a 72-yard kickoff return, and another punt return for 64 yards Marcus Jones is the key here

The Tennessee Titans’ offense is one of the worst in the NFL. They have an inexperienced offensive line with three young High Draft picks. Tennessee ranks 30th in overall Offense, 31st in Passing, 17th in Rushing and 26th in Scoring.  In the Red Zone they are ranked 18th and on 3rd down they are 31st.

When New England Patriots rookie Drake Maye took the field three weeks ago against the Houston Texans, the big question was whether or not he could flourish behind the mess that was their offensive line and turn around what had been a floundering offense.

The trade of Joshua Uche earlier this week came as somewhat of a surprise, with the club opting to move the former second round pick in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick.

“Thank God Drake will be all right, but when you have a guy like Jacoby, who’s won here, you don’t really blink.” – Austin Hooper

It’s fun to watch the home team comeback with under three minutes left in the game and snatch victory out of the jaws of defeat. 

Marcus Jones turned in the Play of the Day with a scintillating 62-yard punt return. This was what the Patriots needed in the second half.

“Let’s start with Hall. Just one of those guys that whether you’re talking about the pass or the run game, is a very explosive player.” Mayo

Up next for the Pats is the New York Jets.  The familiar foe is struggling to win games, and their best outing was against the Pats in week three at the Meadowlands.

Jerod Mayo may be in his first season as head coach for the New England Patriots, but he’s likely learning the hard way about how he’s been handling things in front of the camera.

Former New England Patriots quarterback Bailey Zappe has had some time to watch Patrick Mahomes up close after signing with the Chiefs this offseason, and it looks like he might have the opportunity to be able to take what he learned and put it into practice in an actual game.

Some thoughts following a disappointing showing by the New England Patriots in London on Sunday.

This loss was disgusting.  The Patriots Defense embarrassed themselves.

“What makes a football team? being able to run the ball, being able to stop the run, and being able to cover kicks we did none of those today