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ORDER RESTORED: The Miami Mayhem ended in second half

There's a halftime for a reason in football games. It's to restore natural order. The Miami Dolphins having a 13-3 lead over the New England Patriots at the half was just unnatural on Sunday, rain or no rain at Miami Gardens. So the Patriots came out and did something about it. Kept out of ...

A Brown-Out? Patriots can survive that vs. these Dolphins

The bumps, the bruises, the black-and-blues can gave fans and coaches the blues. People, it's just the start of November. Sure the games can really count a lot, but at the same time, there's time for healing. So there's uncertainty over A.J.Brown, which would put the Patriots down three ...

MISSED OPPORTUNITY: Patriots couldn’t take it from Bears

You know the New England Patriots left Chicago early Friday morning figuring they should be returning to Foxborough 5-2, not 4-3. “I think it's hard to say,” Patriots quarterback Drake Maye said after the Patriots fell to the Chicago Bears 30-24 Thursday night at Soldier Field. “Shoulda ...

THIRSTY THURSDAY: Maye gets a chance to prove Bears wrong

Caleb Williams vs. Drake Maye. No. 1 vs. No. 3 from the 2024 NFL Draft. Gotta love it, even if it is on Thursday Night Football, when the game isn't played at its best. Maye knows what he's always loved about Williams: “Yeah. Him in the pocket, I don't know if I could do some of the ...

HISTORIC DAY: Nashua sports history to be made — in Detroit

To most, 3 p.m. Tuesday is just, well, 3 p.m. on a weekday with the countdown to being done with work, or schools emptying out for the day or student-athletes headed to practice. No one is thinking about Nashua sports history being made. But it very well could be. Yes, if Ebuka Okorie gets ...

DEJA JETS: They were the perfect opponent for sub-par Patriots

The Jets are the Jets are the Jets. It never changes. It probably never will. There were times in Sunday's 26-19 win the New England Patriots tried to hand the ball over to the New York Jets, but New York head coach Aaron Glenn and his team kept saying No, no, this is yours. Thanks, we'll ...