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Perry: Predicting who stays and who goes in Patriots' WR room
Will the Patriots make some tough decisions at wide receiver in 2025? Phil Perry breaks down a position group in need of a shakeup.
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Drake Maye's hand injury adds intrigue to Patriots' QB plan vs. Bills
Drake Maye appeared on the Patriots’ injury report with a hand injury, which could impact how the team approaches QB reps in Sunday’s season finale.
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Breer details Vrabel's hot coaching market, implications for Patriots
Which teams will have interest in Mike Vrabel, and how might his market impact the Patriots’ plans? Albert Breer shares what he’s hearing.
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Should Celtics bring back Lonnie Walker amid reported interest?
The Celtics reportedly are one of five teams interested in signing Lonnie Walker IV. Does bringing the guard back make sense for Boston?
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Perry: Keion White's comments suggest disconnect with Pats coaches
Keion White doubled down on his comments about his lack of production in the Patriots’ defense in a 1-on-1 with our Phil Perry.
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Patriots-Chargers recap: McConkey torches Pats in humiliating 40-7 loss
The Patriots erased any progress they showed last Sunday by suffering their worst loss of the season against the Chargers in Week 17.
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Red Sox offseason update: Could Bregman be the next big splash?
Here’s the latest on the Red Sox’ reported pursuit of Alex Bregman, including an update on another team interested in the All-Star infielder.
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Keion White's cryptic comments come at a bad time for Patriots
Defensive end Keion White doesn’t sound thrilled about how his second season with the Patriots is unfolding.
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Recent history makes strong case for Patriots drafting WR in first round
If the last five NFL Drafts are any indication, the Patriots have a very good chance of hitting on a wide receiver in the first round.
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Embiid trolls Celtics after Caleb Martin's scoring outburst for Sixers
Joel Embiid was quick to reference Caleb Martin’s history with Boston after his Sixers teammate hit seven 3-pointers against the Celtics.
