Tag: NFL

It Started Out So Well

I've now had to turn off the Patriots game twice this season. I can't remember the last time I did that. It seemed so promising for the Pats to start the season. Cam Newton looked like Cam Newton, the running game was strong, the offensive line gave him time in the pocket, we were completing … Continue reading It Started Out So Well →

So Far So Good

I think this was the first time in a long time I was genuinely nervous for a matchup against the Dolphins. If I may speak for everyone in New England (and I most certainly don’t), I don’t think any of us truly knew what to expect coming into week one. No preseason, no scouting, no … Continue reading So Far So Good →

Just When You Thought 2020 Was Out Of Surprises

A few months ago I could’ve told you the Pats needed Superman to save their season. Apparently that was oddly specific. The Patriots have announced they’ve signed Cam Newton to a one-year “incentive-laden” deal worth up to $7.5 million. I’m going to stop right there. Just for perspective, Ryan Tannehill’s contract is worth $118 million … Continue reading Just When You Thought 2020 Was Out Of Surprises →

Et Tu, Gronk?

This whole situation is weird. Gronk is now un-retired and will be joining Tom Brady in Tampa Bay. That’s a real sentence explaining a very real situation. Before I continue, can I just make one quick plea? Can we quit it with players un-retiring? It’s confusing and quite frankly a little mean to fans who … Continue reading Et Tu, Gronk? →