Patriots News and NFL Notes for Thursday, May 20, 2021.
Today’s Patriots news and NFL notes for Friday April 23rd, 2021.
In this morning’s Patriots news, we look at the fact the Bears seem to be yet another team who could make life difficult heading into the draft.
For any Patriots fans who were hoping Matt Stafford would have landed in New England, it appears that even despite being traded to Los Angeles the possibility was never there anyway.
For any fans hoping to see Matt Stafford start for the Patriots in 2021, it appears you can cross that off your list.
As the Patriots continue preparing for what should be an interesting offseason, one glaring issue remains. They still need a quarterback.
One of the best parts heading into this year is the fact we really don’t know what to expect, which is what will make every game so interesting to watch. But whether or not that means a changing of the guard is coming remains to be seen.
Stidham looked like a player that already has a firm grasp of the offense. He looked extremely poised went thru his progressions and delivered the ball.
Meyers is generating a ton of buzz around his play and his early grasp of the Patriots playbook but Berrios, has shown signs of life against the Lions
Bill Belichick has always had a high percentage of hitting on is his ability to recognize and identify veteran players who can fill important roles f
Roberts will be given a chance to carve out a role for himself once training camp begins. His availability will be the biggest question mark facing him
Call Brown and Flowers victims of the “Patriot Way”, where the team will not become enamored with any particular player… The team won’t overspend
Last week against the Chiefs, as we said in our podcast this week, Van Noy was outstanding, he was flying all over the field,
The Patriots get back Julian Edelman after the Miami game and have Josh Gordon waiting in the wings. Will it be enough? We shall see.
We also wrote that the Detroit running game was the key defensively to the game. Stop the run and they’re one-dimensional.