New England Patriots

Bill Belichick reportedly is back in delegation mode now that Bill O’Brien is on board as the Patriots’ new offensive coordinator.

Will the Patriots’ pass rush be a strength in 2023? What kind of role will James Robinson have in the backfield? Our Phil Perry answers those questions and many more in his latest mailbag.

The New England Patriots have bolstered their wide receiver depth by signing a local player who grew up a fan of the franchise.

If you ask Davante Adams, the Patriots didn’t get enough out of Jakobi Meyers during his tenure as New England’s supposed No. 1 wide receiver.

In the latest episode of the Next Pats Podcast, our Phil Perry talked to Shrine Bowl director Eric Galko about what fans can expect to see from Patriots rookies Atonio Mafi and Demario Douglas

New England Patriots legend Tom Brady is scheduled to be honored by the team at the 2023 home opener in September. But should the Commonwealth of Massachusetts also do something to recognize the man who helped bring six Super Bowl trophies to the state? Gov. Maura Healey was asked that question during an appearance on WEEI’s “The Greg H...

League sources tell our Phil Perry that DeAndre Hopkins isn’t a “program fit” for the Patriots, but would Bill Belichick and Co. overlook that to sign the star wide receiver?

Tom Brady opened up about his impending return to Gillette Stadium for the Patriots’ season opener vs. the Eagles.

The Patriots’ offense looked like a competent operation under Bill O’Brien’s watch Wednesday at OTAs. As Tom E. Curran writes, it’s been nearly half a decade since the team was in this good of a place this early.

The Bill O’Brien Difference is already being felt in New England. Phil Perry reports from Patriots OTAs on how the team’s new offensive coordinator is making life much easier for Mac Jones compared to last spring.

Despite talk about a possible quarterback competition between Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe this summer, there was one clear No. 1 at Wednesday’s OTAs. Our Phil Perry shares what he saw at the session in Foxboro.

Patriots special teams ace Matthew Slater voiced his strong opinion on the NFL’s new kickoff rule, which will allow kick returners to signal for a fair catch anywhere inside their own 25-yard line.

Bill Belichick went on the defensive Wednesday, doing his best to downplay the Patriots losing two OTAs due to a rules violation and trying to take the heat off culpable assistant coach Joe Judge.