Phil Perry has covered the Patriots for NBC Sports Boston since 2011. He is a staple on Patriots Pregame Live Patriots Postgame Live and co-hosts "The Breakdown" with Ted Johnson.
Perry also quarterbacks The Next Pats Podcast and is a regular on Tom Curran’s Patriots Talk Podcast.
Perry, who previously contributed to Red Sox and Celtics coverage for NBC Sports Boston, is a regular on 98.5 The Sports Hub. Prior to joining the Patriots beat, his work could be found in the Boston Globe, the New England Hockey Journal and on ESPNBoston.com.
Perry is a graduate of Boston College High School and Georgetown University.
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Patriots Mailbag: If healthy, when should A.J. Brown return?
Phil Perry answers your questions after a dominant win over the Raiders.
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Patriots Stock Watch: Maye, Ponder shine in Week 5 rout of Raiders
New England raised its stock as a team with a resounding win at Gillette Stadium.
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Patriots-Raiders preview: Will Maye, offense stay aggressive vs. Las Vegas?
Can the Patriots win back-to-back games for the first time this season?
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Patriots Mailbag: Why you shouldn't anticipate a big move at WR
Phil Perry answers your questions ahead of Week 5 vs. the Raiders.
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Patriots-Bills Stock Watch: Maye-Doubs connection shows improvement
The chemistry between Drake Maye and Romeo Doubs keeps getting better for the Patriots.
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Patriots-Bills recap: Drake Maye leads dramatic comeback victory in Buffalo
Drake Maye looked like MVP Drake Maye, leading a comeback victory on the road in Buffalo.
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Patriots-Bills preview: Will Maye get the protection he needs to bounce back?
Phil Perry breaks down the key matchups that will determine the outcome of Patriots-Bills on Sunday.
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Patriots Mailbag: How much blame does Josh McDaniels deserve?
Phil Perry answers your questions ahead of Week 4 in Buffalo.
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Patriots Stock Watch: Maye wasn't the only letdown in loss to Jags
None of New England’s three phases were immune to criticism in Week 3.
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Patriots-Jaguars matchup preview: How Drake Maye can finally get settled in
The run game may be the key to opening up Drake Maye’s Patriots offense.
