Curran: Mayo mishandled Gibson-Stevenson situation
Tom Curran reacts to Jerod Mayo’s postgame comments about starting Rhamondre Stevenson over Antonio Gibson despite pregame comments that Gibson would get the start
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Why Maye should be compared to Justin Herbert instead of Josh Allen
Tom Curran explains why everyone is better off comparing Drake Maye to Justin Herbert than Josh Allen
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Patriots show long-awaited progress in best loss of season vs. Bills
The Patriots lost for the 12th time Sunday in Buffalo, but this defeat wasn’t like the others. Tom E. Curran explains why.
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Patriots-Bills Stock Watch: Pats defense does surprisingly well in Buffalo
Tom Curran and Phil Perry share their picks for Stock Watch after the Patriots’ 24-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
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INSTANT REACTION: Pats finally show âpulse' in frustrating loss
Tom E. Curran, Brian Hoyer, Ted Johnson and Michael Holley offer instant reaction and analysis following the New England Patriots’ 24-21 loss to the Buffalo Bills.
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Curran, Giardi: Maye has potential to join Allen as a top 5 QB
Tom E. Curran and Mike Giardi compare Drake Maye and Josh Allen and explain why the Patriots rookie has the potential to join the Bills QB among the best quarterbacks in the league in the year’s ahead.
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How likely is a Patriots-Vrabel reunion?
Would the Patriots be interested in replacing Jerod Mayo with Mike Vrabel? Tom Curran and Albert Breer share intel on Arbella Early Edition with Trenni
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Why Patriots need to hire âfootball overlord' this offseason
What should be the Krafts’ biggest priority this offseason? Tom Curran shares his thoughts on Arbella Early Edition
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Curran: Pats need to be âaggressively honest' with themselves this offseason
Tom Curran explains why the Patriots organization needs to be brutally honest with itself this offseason
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Pioli details experience of having personnel meetings with Krafts
Scott Pioli joins Tom Curran on the Patriots Talk Podcast to share interesting details about the personnel meetings he used to have with Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft.
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Mayo's apparent Van Pelt dig is latest sign of Patriots' dysfunction
Jerod Mayo made a bad situation a whole lot worse Sunday in Arizona. Tom E. Curran assesses the fallout of Mayo’s controversial postgame comments.
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Curran: Mayo's postgame comments âinvite more dysfunction' to team
After the Patriots’ loss to the Arizona Cardinals, Jerod Mayo was asked about not running Drake Maye. Mayo responded with, “You said it. I didn’t.” Our postgame crew had strong reactions to the comment.
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Is Jerod Mayo coaching for his job?
Phil Perry and Tom Curran share what they’re hearing about the report that Jerod Mayo is coaching for his job in these final four weeks of the season
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Bill O'Brien shares interesting take on why Belichick chose UNC
Boston College head coach Bill O’Brien joins Tom Curran on the Patriots Talk Podcast to discuss Bill Belichick’s surprising move to college football.
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A harsh reality: What's really behind Belichick's hard pivot to UNC
What led Bill Belichick to eschew the NFL to lead a middling North Carolina program? Tom E. Curran dives into the fascinating dynamics at play.
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INSTANT REACTION: Bill Belichick agrees to become UNC head coach
Tom E. Curran and Mike Giardi offer instant reaction and analysis following the announcement that Bill Belichick has agreed to become the next football head coach at the University of North Carolina.
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Is Belichick's pursuit of UNC job âshortsighted'?
On the latest Patriots Talk Podcast, Tom Curran and Phil Perry discuss Bill Belichick’s pursuit to take over North Carolina Tar Heels football. They talk about why Belichick might want this opportunity and whether it would be the right decision at this point in his career.
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Curran: âBetter than 50/50' Belichick takes UNC head coaching job
Tom Curran and Phil Perry react to the latest reports about Bill Belichick being considered for the North Carolina football head coaching position. Curran explains why if Belichick is being pragmatic about his coaching chances in the NFL next season, the odds are better than 50/50 he accepts the job if offered.