The New England Patriots have an interesting situation brewing heading into the NFL offseason. Joe Milton III has become a very intriguing piece for the team. He could end up being a quality backup to have behind Drake Maye.

The New Orleans Saints enter the NFL 2025 offseason with something less than optimism. Not much went right for the Saints this season. The campaign started with some degree of promise after a 9-8 finish in 2023,

That puts the Patriots in a unique position of already having a franchise quarterback in Drake Maye and quite possibly another top-tier option in Milton. There are currently two options for the Patriots: keep Milton as insurance for Maye, or look to move him for draft picks.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff picked a bad day to have his worst game of the year. In an otherwise solid season, when it came to the Lions’ first playoff game, against the Washington Commanders on Saturday,

As bad as things got for the Patriots in 2024, fans could comfort themselves, knowing they had found the most important piece of the team-building puzzle.

The New England Patriots don't need a starting quarterback. It's pretty clear that Drake Maye is their answer moving forward, but they may require some insurance behind him.Jacoby Brissett served as Maye's backup once the latter signal-caller took over the starting role in mid-October,

Drake Maye will work with a handful of new coaches next season as his quarterback coach won't return to the Patriots

FOXBORO -- The New England Patriots have reportedly hired Ashton Grant to be Drake Maye's new quarterbacks coach. Grant worked with new Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel last season with on the Cleveland Browns staff, and is now joining him in New England.

On Thursday night, the Patriots found a new quarterbacks coach, replacing T.C. McCartney, as CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones reported that New England is hiring Ashton Grant for the gi

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has been busy this week, making multiple hires for his coaching staff, including offensive (Josh McDaniels) and defe

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Two local players still have their Super Bowl dreams alive as Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter and Bills linebacker Matt Milano have moved into the NFC and AFC championship games this weekend.