New England Patriots: Draft Grades and Recap
During the NFL Draft, the New England Patriots built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Deon Bent.
May 5, 2019
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During the NFL Draft, the New England Patriots built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Deon Bent.
Malcolm Mitchell may have only played one season with the New England Patriots, but his contributions to the team earned them a Super Bowl championship, writes Deon Bent.
Deon Bent takes a look at the Patriots moves early on in free-agency.
How can Ja’Whaun Bentley, Braxton Berrios, and Keion Crossen assist the Patriots on their quest to defend the Super Bowl Championship title in 2019? Deon Bent examines that question.
As soon as the confetti flutters down from the ceiling of the Super Bowl each year, NFL teams begin their preparation for the season ahead. All eight divisions start the quest to become the champion of their conferences and lock in a coveted playoff spot. These days, talent is widespread across the league and many teams have the opportunity to claim the number one seed. Except for one division, where the winners of the AFC East seem to be the same team, year in and year out.
When the New England Patriots announced they were bringing a new wide receiver to their team, most fans were shocked at their acquisition. But even after a poor end to Josh Gordon’s season, Deon Bent makes a case for why he should return to football.
Danny Amendola is likely to be released this offseason. Could he entertain a return to the Patriots?
Whether or not Stephen Gostkowski will be a member of the New England Patriots next season is unclear. But one thing is for sure: the veteran kicker gave Pats fans a lot to be thankful for.
After a few tumultuous seasons riddled with injuries, player releases, and uncertainties, the Patriots were moving into the playoffs once again. During the beginning of
Time seemed to tick as the next few years passed by without the Patriots making an appearance in the Super Bowl. Until the 2007 season
Advancing to the playoffs year in and year out. Continuously appearing in the Super Bowl. Winning more times than any franchise in league history. This is more than luck for the New England Patriots.
“Yo soy fiesta!” Seven years ago, the New England Patriots defeated the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game. After the game, Patriots TE Rob
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