MAC Jones

Phil Perry breaks down five important Patriots storylines to watch entering Week 12, including the strange QB situation.

Opposing NFL teams have noticed this Mac Jones flaw while watching Patriots film.

ESPN’s Dan Orlovsky shared what he believes is the “most concerning and alarming” part of Mac Jones’ struggles so far this season.

Mac Jones drew a rather unflattering comparison from one member of the Cowboys after the Patriots’ blowout loss in Dallas, according to Albert Breer.

An NFL executive whose team recently played the Patriots has a pretty clear idea of why the game looks “hard” for Mac Jones right now.

On Tuesday’s “Quick Slants,” Tom E. Curran took aim at Patriots quarterback Mac Jones for his abysmal Week 4 performance in Dallas.

Rex Ryan couldn’t pass up an opportunity to rip Patriots QB Mac Jones after his brutal performance against the Cowboys.

Tom E. Curran reacts to Mac Jones’ brutal performance vs. the Cowboys and says he “saw a little quit” in the Patriots quarterback during the 38-3 defeat.

Bill Belichick said after Sunday’s loss to the Cowboys that he didn’t bench Patriots QB Mac Jones for performance. Are we buying that?

Watch Patriots coach Bill Belichick appear to tell Mac Jones he’s being replaced by Bailey Zappe late in New England’s blowout loss to the Cowboys.

With his facemask buried in the turf, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones didn’t see the touchdown that resulted from his fumble deep in his own territory. He might not have seen the defensive tackle pursuing him then, or the cornerback that picked him off just before halftime. Jones was pulled late in the third quarter of the Patriots’...

Albert Breer explains how Mac Jones’ incidents with other players have impacted his reputation around the NFL.

Former Patriot Shane Vereen weighs in on why he thinks the Patriots can ‘absolutely’ upset the Dallas Cowboys.

Tom E. Curran breaks down on “Quick Slants” why the Patriots’ lack of precision on third-down passing plays is the source of many of their issues.

Patriots QB Mac Jones is not expected to be suspended for the alleged incident with Sauce Gardner, but a fine from the NFL is still possible.

Several current and former NFL players aren’t happy with Mac Jones after Sauce Gardner accused the QB of hitting him below the belt Sunday.

Phil Perry, Tom E. Curran and Tom Giles react to the Patriots offense’s continued downfield passing struggles and discuss whether the offensive line “gelling” as a unit is the key to finding success in that department.

Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner remains adamant that Patriots cornerback Mac Jones hit him below the belt in Sunday’s Week 3 matchup.

New York Jets cornerback Sauce Gardner accused Patriots quarterback Mac Jones of taking things a little too far by hitting him in his “private parts” during New England’s 15-10 victory on Sunday. With the Patriots facing third-and-1 from the Jets 45 early in the fourth quarter, Jones pushed forward to try to get a first down on a quarterback sneak….

Albert Breer explains how Mac Jones is trying to be a leader for the Patriots in Year 3.