BOSTON — New court documents indicate that New England Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels might be called as a witness in the upcoming double-murder trial of former NFL star Aaron Hernandez. More
As Super Bowl week rolls on, NFL.com’s reporters get you up to speed with the hottest news and notes about the Atlanta Falcons and New England Patriots as they get set to do battle in Houston, including: More
HOUSTON – The New England Patriots will play the Oakland Raiders in Mexico City during the 2017 regular season, the NFL officially announced Wednesday. More
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell doesn’t foresee an awkward moment if the New England Patriots and quarterback Tom Brady defeat the Atlanta Falcons in Super Bowl LI. More
Exactly one year ago Tuesday, Peyton Manning, Gary Kubiak and the Denver Broncos beat the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game to punch their tickets to Super Bowl 50. More
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Sunday’s AFC Championship Game was won days before the raucous Gillette Stadium crowd sang along to Bon Jovi during a kickoff, before Patriots broadcaster Scott Zolak sent them into a frenzy by holding up a “Where is Roger?” sign on the jumbotron. More
It might not have been evident in the Pittsburgh Steelers’ win over the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional game on Sunday, but Mike Tomlin has an offense capable of scoring touchdowns. More
PITTSBURGH (AP) — The father in Mike Tomlin regrets the language he used to describe the New England Patriots during the postgame speech Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown’s opted to livestream on social media after a taut playoff victory over Kansas City. More
In the past 15 years, reality television has stealthily infiltrated every aspect of our culture (see: the president-elect). Now it has shown up during the NFL playoffs. More
PITTSBURGH (AP) Antonio Brown wanted to let the world in on the party when he live-streamed the giddy celebration in Pittsburgh’s locker room after an 18-16 playoff win over Kansas City. More