New England Patriots

In order for the Patriots to install a culture, they need to form an identity. Tom Curran explains why on Quick Slants.

Drake Maye’s performance through six starts is even better when you consider the state of the Patriots’ offense around him.

Patriots long snapper joins Tom Curran in this edition of “Irrelevant Questions” to discuss his time in the Navy, whether he can dunk a basketball, favorite memories from Super Bowl LIII, and more!

Former Patriots wide receiver Tyquan Thornton reportedly signed onto the Chiefs practice squad on Monday.

In this week’s edition of ‘Board Games’, Ted Johnson and Phil Perry go deep analyzing Drake Maye’s 28-yard completion to DeMario ‘Pop’ Douglas in the team’s 28-22 loss to the Rams.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford came away impressed with Patriots rookie Drake Maye after Sunday’s game in Foxboro.

The Patriots waived cornerback Marco Wilson on Monday.

The Patriots are headed in the right direction, but with better play comes less tolerance for some of the mistakes that cost them against the Rams, writes Tom E. Curran.

Phil Perry and Tom E. Curran reveal their “Stock Up” and “Stock Down” selections from the Patriots’ Week 11 loss to the Rams.

Poor drafting is the No. 1 reason why the Patriots roster has severe lack of high-end talent, and the Tyquan Thornton release serves as further proof.

Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry are back with another episode of Stock Watch after the Patriots lost to the Rams at home 28-22.

Drake Maye will lead the Patriots to Florida for an AFC East clash with Tua Tagovailoa and the Dolphins. Here’s all the watch info for the game.

Drake Maye had one of his best games as a pro, but there’s plenty of second-guessing to do after the Patriots’ loss to the Rams, writes Phil Perry.

Phil Perry reacts to the Patriots defense “falling apart” during an 11-minute stretch in the middle of Sunday’s game vs. the Rams.

Rams head coach Sean McVay spoke highly of Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye after Sunday’s matchup.

Turnovers have been a problem for Patriots rookie quarterback Drake Maye, and that was again the case in the team’s Week 11 loss to the Rams.

Head coach Jerod Mayo suggested the Patriots were in “control” of Sunday’s game despite falling 28-22 to the Rams.

Phil Perry reacts to the Patriots defense “falling apart” during an 11-minute stretch in the middle of the game where they allowed four touchdowns on five drives in the team’s loss to the Rams.

Drake Maye blames miscommunication between himself and DeMario ‘Pop’ Douglas as the reason behind his game-ending interception in the team’s loss to the Rams.

Ex-Patriots linebacker Ted Johnson identified defensive coaching decisions as one reason New England came up short against the Rams on Sunday.