Tom E. Curran

It’s time to stifle the Zappe chants people. If the Pats want to return to contention, they need to commit to seeing what they have in Mac Jones -- even if it gets a little bumpy, writes Tom E. Curran.

It wasn’t just that the Patriots lost Thursday night. It was *how* they lost -- with more unforced errors and sluggish offensive play -- that has Tom E. Curran wondering when then other shoe will drop.

With the Patriots offense struggling and a tough schedule coming up, Monday night’s matchup against the Cardinals is the biggest must-win game New England has faced in a while, writes Tom E. Curran.

Tom Brady is arguably the best quarterback in history — but he hasn’t been paid like it. Here’s a look at all of Brady’s contracts with the Patriots.

The Bills are a better team than the Patriots and, for many reasons, Sunday means everything for Buffalo. Therefore, it’ll take an extraordinary effort from New England to pull off an upset and secure a playoff spot, writes our Tom E. Curran.

Robert Kraft and Bill Belichick indeed have met for their post-season debriefing. What was discussed, and what changes might be coming in 2023 as a result? Our Tom E. Curran has the scoop.

It’s only been a little more than a week since the Patriots’ disappointing season came to an end, and they’ve already charted a sensible course back to stability. Tom E. Curran explains why fans should be encouraged by the start to the offseason.

The candidates for the New England Patriots’ offensive coordinator position each share one common characteristic. As our Tom E. Curran writes, if you’re not a friend of Bill Belichick’s, you need not apply.

It’s hard to imagine the 2022 Patriots hanging with any of the high-powered clubs who punched their tickets to the NFL’s Final Four over the weekend. Our Tom E. Curran reflects on what New England needs to do to close the gap on the NFL’s elite.

Is Mac Jones capable of returning the Patriots to their former glory? Will the Pats pay him when his rookie deal is up? Our Tom E. Curran lays out the general opinion on Jones at the Super Bowl and what it’ll take to get the Pats back to the big game.