The New England Patriots already have the AFC East locked up, but don’t get it twisted, Week 18 is far from a throwaway. New England closes the regular season a

Tom Brady returned to the Buffalo Bills' home stadium for the first time since he retired from the NFL, and fans were still not happy to see him.

If the Raiders lose to the 9-5 Texans, the team would slip to 2-13 with two more opportunities to get one final win. On Dec. 28, Las Vegas will face the New York Giants, a team with its own struggles at 2-12 heading into Week 16.

Tom Brady’s tenure with the New England Patriots remains one of the most defining eras in NFL history. Across two decades, Brady delivered six Super Bowl championships, three MVP awards, and helped establish a dynasty that shaped the league’s modern era.

The loss prompted renewed questions about New England’s ability to outduel top competition, and franchise legend Tom Brady took notice of the result. In his latest power rankings released Tuesday, Brady demoted the Patriots from No. 1 to No. 6 following the defeat.

The Atlanta Falcons want Matt Ryan to take up a “significant role in the front office” according to a report by Fox Sports’ Jay Glazer. Ryan could well enter the Hall of Fame

Seven-time Super Bowl champion and retired NFL icon, Tom Brady, recently teased that a team reached out to him after his second retirement. He didn’t spill which team it was, but the tease sent social media into a frenzy.

MassLive Patriots writers past and present have voted on a Quarter-Century Team that featured plenty of tough calls.