James White:

This one promised to be one of those old-time AFL shootouts. Now with Jones at the helm, the Steelers don’t want him in a shootout type scenario with Brady.

On Sunday, Brady targeted White nine times in the passing game, tied for the team lead with Gronkowski in the Patriots win.

Best social media postings from the Patriots Week 6 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals.

On the Patriots first four drives, Brady was a stellar 14 of 16 for 248 yards and two touchdowns. One of the incompletions was a drop from Julian Edelman.

The Patriots passing offense needs to get going and Brady will get as many of those players involved and take advantage of some mismatches in the secondary.

The Patriots will welcome back both QB Tom Brady and DE Rob Ninkovich on Monday. Two of the current members of the roster will have to be cut to make room

Sunday’s 31-24 win over the Dolphins was obviously spoiled by the loss of Jimmy Garoppolo, but there were certainly a variety of things we came away with after the game.

We’ve picked three players who in our opinion must play well for the Patriots to pull out a victory on Sunday.

When the Patriots take on the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon at Foxboro, they’ll be looking for a way to target an uncertain cornerback situation.

Here’s a statistical look at Jimmy Garoppolo’s throws on Sunday night, including a passing chart showing where he had the most success.

he’s missed nearly all of training camp with a lingering hamstring issue, Foster will have to make a big impression to make the team.

Just after he walked thru the locker room with no noticeable limp, it was learned that Patriots’ running back Dion Lewis will undergo “clean-up” surgery.

Here is our list of the five things that the Patriots need to work on during their summer break before camp begins. Then the 2016 season really begins for them.

LeGarrette Blount has made a home for himself in New England, and it looks like he’ll have a shot at remaining here for at least another season.

Howard has the proto-typical size of an NFL power back at 6’0, 230 and has a thick, powerful build. He has good vision and will follow his blockers to daylight and has decent lateral agility for a big man.