Aaron Rodgers isn't a savior just yet, but QB could be just what Jets need
In his first game back at MetLife Stadium since last year's season-ending torn Achilles, Aaron Rodgers helped the Jets round ...
Patriots' Drake Maye makes NFL debut as rookie QB replaces Jacoby Brissett late in blowout loss vs. Jets
Welcome to the NFL, Drake Maye. With less than five minutes to play in the New England Patriots Week 3 matchup against the ...
Callahan: Patriots’ talent deficit exposed in Jets loss and 4 more Week 3 thoughts
Each week during the NFL regular season, I will drop five Patriots-related thoughts on Friday, which today breaks down Thursday’s 24-3 road loss to the Jets. Ready, set, football. The Patriots’ ...
Kirk Herbstreit in Disbelief Over Player’s Actions in Jets-Patriots
Kirk Herbstreit, one of the commentators for Thursday Night Football on Amazon Prime, was not impressed with Charles' actions ...
Patriots Raise White Flag Against Dominant Jets, Insert Rookie QB Drake Maye
With Aaron Rodgers in classic form and Jacoby Brissett wholly ineffective, the New England Patriots inserted rookie ...
Jets' Aaron Rodgers returns to huge cheers for 1st home game since Achilles tendon injury last year
Rodgers was home again and ready to play. The 40-year-old four-time MVP made his first home start Thursday night since ...
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New England Nation: Keys to the Game – Week 3
New England Nation host Sam Knox and analyst Andy Gresh discuss the three keys to the game for the Patriots to win and which players, schemes, and strategies will be essential.
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How Century-Old Paintings Reveal the Indigenous Roots and Natural History of New England Landscapes
His American art collection now resides at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art, which opened as the Freer Gallery ...
Island recognised with its own flag emoji
The Isle of Sark will shortly get its own flag emoji. Unicode Consortium made the announcement in July but the flag will ...
On this day in history, September 14, 1814, American 'flag was still there' after attack on Fort McHenry
American Francis Scott Key awoke on the morning of Sept. 14, 1814, to find that "our flag was still there" after horrific 25-hour British naval bombardment of Fort McHenry in Baltimore.