FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts (Ticker) — The New England Patriots on Wednesday released linebacker T.J. Slaughter and cornerback Tim Mixon.
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Pro Football Talk.com’s Mike Florio offers postdraft coverage.
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FOXBOROUGH, Massachusetts (Ticker) — Former New England Patriots punter Mike Patrick has died, the team announced on Monday. He was 55.
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Former New England Patriots punter Mike Patrick has died. He was 55. Patrick died Sunday in his hometown of Biloxi, Miss., the team said. No cause was given. Patrick spent his four-season professional career with the Patriots from 1975-78. Patrick ranks fifth on the Patriots’ all-time punters list with 8,481 yards on 225 attempts in 43 career games.
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New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick held a press conference to wrap up the Patriots’ draft, and he opened…
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The New Giants established a blueprint in the Super Bowl for beating the New England Patriots : Knock Tom Brady…
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Darren McFadden figures to be a huge boost for Oakland’s offense and QB JaMarcus Russell.
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In full cadet uniform, Army’s Caleb Campbell sat upright in one of Radio City Music Hall’s plush seats. On his head was a Detroit Lions ballcap. Cupped in his left hand was his ticket out of Iraq. It was the card the Lions turned in to take Campbell 218th overall on Sunday at the NFL draft, changing his post-graduation plans to lead a platoon, one that may well have seen combat.
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Rhymes with Vrabel. Might wind up replacing him, too. New England selected Shawn Crable of Michigan in the third round of the NFL draft on Sunday — one of three linebackers the Patriots picked up over the weekend as they begin restocking the aging corps in the middle of their defense. “We certainly wanted to get younger and faster on defense,” coach Bill Belichick said.
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A pick-by-pick analysis of the 2008 NFL draft’s first round: 1. Miami Dolphins - OT Jake Long.
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