Eric Wilbur

The Patriots are playing bad enough football that the networks have noticed, stripping away their primetime matchup with the Chiefs.

As if what happened in Germany weren’t embarrassing enough, it turns out the Patriots did indeed have another rock bottom to discover this season when they lost to the Giants on Sunday. %

The Patriots are actually favored to win by a few points on Sunday.

It’s over for the Patriots. They’re not good enough. The only question now is, how soon until they fire Bill Belichick?

There is nothing to salvage this season, and yet the Patriots are unlikely to trade Mac Jones at Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline.

The Patriots are 8.5-point underdogs for Sunday’s game as some believe they can keep it close.

It’s been 30 years since the last time the New England Patriots began an NFL season looking this wretched.

The Patriots are coming off two blowout losses, but some are still picking them to win on Sunday.

When it comes time to take care of what was once unthinkable -- firing Bill Belichick -- it is only the first step in a complicated process.

The Patriots didn’t tank for Trevor Lawrence two years ago, but they’re in position to tank for Caleb Williams now.

The Patriots opened up as the favorite for Sunday’s game but are now a slight underdog. Read more on Boston.com.

Mac Jones has gone from a promising rookie season to there being serious question marks as to whether he’s the Patriots’ long-term QB.

The Patriots are 6.5-point underdogs for Sunday’s game and many expect them to fall to the 2-1 Cowboys on Sunday.

The Patriots are forgettable, infuriating, and proving to not be worth much of your attention. But at least they’re not the Jets.

For the Patriots, an 0-2 start is a precursor to a season of hard reality, and almost certainly means the team won’t make the playoffs.

Will New England bounce back after falling short against the Eagles? Expert predictions on Sunday night’s Patriots-Miami matchup.

Some suggested that Mac Jones’ limitations really showed when the Patriots needed him to lead them the most.

Nobody is picking the Patriots to win the Super Bowl. Very few even see them making the playoffs. But there’s hope...maybe.

Tom Brady and David Ortiz were the central figures of Boston’s two decades of sports dominance. Read moreon Boston.com.

What happened during the bye week? The Patriots fell apart.