The Oklahoma City Thunder double-decker Championship buses are nearing the end of the parade route, passing by the massive, ...

Sunday football notes Time for the Patriots, and all NFL teams, to unretire most of their retired numbers By Ben Volin Globe Staff,Updated June 21, 2025, 10:17 a.m.

Some NFL fans view New England Patriots legend Matthew Slater as the greatest special teams player of all time. So Slater's opinion on who currently carries the distinction as the NFL's best ...

The Patriots kick off mandatory minicamp on Monday, the final time they'll take the field before training camp next month. But the team has already called an audible with its offseason scheduling.

The Patriots liked former Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson enough that they drafted him with the No. 38 pick and in the process turned down trade offers from two other teams. In the first ...

The Patriots tweaked their 90-man roster on Wednesday. The Patriots signed former Bengals running back Trayveon Williams after a successful tryout. They released veteran defensive tackle Eric ...

The trade-war patriots are more like old-school patriots than that variety who assembled in convoys. The fans rallying behind a Canadian team, any team, winning the NHL playoffs (that’s 71 percent of ...

The New England Patriots recently named former star wide receiver Julian Edelman to the team’s Hall of Fame, but one Patriots insider sees a big need for change in the process.

Andrews was drafted in the fourth round by the Patriots in the 2023 NFL Draft, where he would play 16 games with one start last season. He tore his meniscus in training camp leading up to the 2024 ...

After the conclusion of Round 3, Eliot Wolf told the story of how the Patriots were debating between two players with their pick approaching. In the end, it didn’t matter. According to a source ...

The Patriots are bringing in an athletic interior defensive lineman in Ritze, per ESPN. Last season, he finished with 40 tackles, 6.5 for loss, with 6.5 sacks for North Carolina.