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New England quarterback Drake Maye bounced back from his Week 1 horror show against the Seattle Seahawks to lead the Patriots to a Week 2 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Maye, who had a breakout season last year while leading the Patriots to the Super Bowl match,
THE NFL is changing up its rules regarding field goals after the New England Patriots’ tactics were exposed on social media. Home teams can no longer give themselves an advantage on field
The Case for New England Trading for Marvin Harrison Jr. For a team in desperate need of positive injury news, the New England Patriots got some on Wednesday as preparations for Sunday’s battle at Jacksonville began.
It will be week 2 with Marcus Mariota under center in place of the injured Jayden Daniels. That should translate to a more efficient offense. The Commanders stay within the number IF Jacory Croskey-Merritt can take advantage of a Colts’ defense that has been unable to slow the run in their first two games.
A pair of AFC playoff hopefuls square off as the Patriots host the Steelers on Sunday, and we have all the NFL betting tips you need
Here is everything you need to know about Patriots vs. Steelers, including TV and streaming options for New England's second game of the season. Sunday's Patriots-Steelers game will be broadcast regionally by CBS, with Jim Nantz and J.J. Watt on the call.
NFL Week 2 continues Sunday when the New England Patriots host the Pittsburgh Steelers. Start time, how to watch live, streaming and NFL TV schedule.
The Steelers pass rusher was a menace in the opening win over Atlanta, piling up two sacks and his first career pick-six. Given the questions that remain around New England's offensive line, Watt could again prove to be a key pendulum in this matchup.
Patriots have ‘major QB concerns’, Ravens ‘should be fine’, Chiefs or Bills atop Nick’s Tiers? | FTF
Nick Wright lists his NFL tiers entering Week 3, including the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, and Buffalo Bills. Plus, Chris Broussard and Kevin Wildes add their input, including giving the New Orleans Saints more credit and lowering the Green Bay Packers.