Pats Cast

New England fumbled away a win against the Bills in Week 8. Will they get the opportunity to undo that late-game miscue, or will Buffalo create some more separation this time?

Things just got weird for the Patriots.

The Dolphins are a good team, but are they really much better than the Patriots?

There will be some familiar names for Patriots fans in this game, especially on defense, but others that you may not know.

All things considered, the Patriots didn't play terribly. The Rams just looked like Super Bowl contenders.

On paper, the Rams are the better team. But we've been down this road before – in a higher stakes game, no less. Might this one play out the same way?

Raise your hand if you expected the Patriots to beat the Chargers 45-0.

Kyler Murray and DeAndre Hopkins seemed tough to stop, right? Well, the Patriots managed to do it.

This also was the best game of the season for New England's special teams.

After facing back-to-back dual threat quarterbacks, guess what's up next? Another dual threat quarterback!

this game didn't go as planned. Cam Newton had a strong performance, but Deshaun Watson out-dueled him, and Cam didn't get much help.

The Patriots have won back-to-back games, and the Texans are 2-7. New England needs to come out of this game with a win.

Who bet on the Patriots pulling out a win on Sunday night?

Who thought they'd also look like the better team against Baltimore?

Both of those things happened. And you know what's crazy? It might actually be sustainable going forward.

No one said making the playoffs would be easy after starting the season 2-5. The Patriots were gifted a cupcake matchup last week, but now the race to the postseason gets a bit more serious.

Monday night was a coming-out party for Jakobi Meyers, as the Patriots snatched victory from the hands of defeat.

After losing to the Bills in a run-heavy game, the Patriots have a 2-5 record. That should make New England a seller at the trade deadline, but perhaps there are also some young trade targets the team could explore.

A win makes the Patriots potential buyers at the Trade Deadline, while a loss likely leads to them selling.

New England dropped what seemed to be close to a gut punch against San Francisco on Sunday.

Coming off back-to-back losses, New England looks to bounce back against the injury-riddled 49ers.

Stephen dives into the unique offensive system Patriots fans will see on Sunday, as well as a game plan for how to slow down San Francisco and get back into the win column.

COVID-related inactivity and sidelined players led to a poor showing from the Patriots on Sunday.

Stephen shares his thoughts on the Patriots as they enter their Week 6 matchup against the Broncos, as well as some additional notes on things happening across the NFL.

It was a wild week, and while the rest of the team recovered well, Brian Hoyer – and to an extent Jarrett Stidham – laid an egg on Monday night.

The Kansas City Chiefs look like the best team in the league, but they’re bound to lose a game and the New England Patriots always play them tough.

Listen to Stephen’s thoughts on recent roster developments and the formula for a Patriots win.

New England didn't have much trouble with Josh Jacobs and Darren Waller, and the rushing attack popped off for 250 yards on the ground – including a career day for Sony Michel.

Stephen discusses the lineage of Jon Gruden and the modern-day Bill Walsh coaching tree, sets the stage for the Patriots’ upcoming clash with the Raiders, and offers a framework for a new contract for Cam Newton.

Russell Wilson torched Stephon Gilmore and the Patriots’ typically-stout secondary. Cam Newton’s historic performance kept things interesting, but came up slightly short (literally).