Patriots rule out A.J. Brown and TreVeyon Henderson against Dolphins
Receiver A.J. Brown will miss Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Running back TreVeyon Henderson, the No. 2 back, is also out because of an illness.
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Receiver A.J. Brown will miss Sunday's game against the Dolphins. Running back TreVeyon Henderson, the No. 2 back, is also out because of an illness.
Read on ESPNA.J. Brown is listed as questionable for the Patriots' Sunday road game against the Dolphins. The wide receiver missed the past two practices because of knee and ankle problems.
Read on ESPNThe Patriots' coaching staff remains calm about A.J. Brown, the receiver acquired by trade in the offseason, despite his limited number of catches since he returned from an injury.
Read on Yahoo SportsPatriots running back TreVeyon Henderson was unable to practice Thursday and was added to the Week 8 injury report because of an illness.
Read on Yahoo SportsTreVeyon Henderson and A.J. Brown are listed as sidelined in the second injury report as the Patriots prepare for their Week 8 game against the Dolphins.
Read on Yahoo SportsWide receiver A.J. Brown missed his first practice since coming back from injured reserve because of a new knee ailment, on top of his injured ankle. His status is up in the air, according to sources.
Read on ESPNAccording to a report, the Patriots tried to claim a defensive tackle who had been with the Raiders but were unsuccessful. New England was looking to strengthen its defensive line.
Read on Yahoo SportsMalik Willis, the new Dolphins quarterback, began his NFL career playing for Mike Vrabel. That gives the Patriots plenty of familiarity with him.
Read on Yahoo SportsKadyn Proctor and JuJu Brents are in the concussion protocol and could miss Miami's game against the Patriots.
Read on Yahoo SportsPatriots head coach Mike Vrabel directed questions about his reported $250,000 fine to the league. The penalty was supposed to remain confidential.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Bears' Thursday night win over the Patriots pulled in 19.86 million viewers, a strong showing in the ratings that matter most to the NFL.
Read on NBC SportsNew England re-signed edge rusher Jose Ramirez to its practice squad and released an offensive lineman. Ramirez had spent the preseason with the Eagles before joining the Patriots.
Read on Yahoo SportsMike Vrabel discussed injured Patriots players, among them Alijah Vera-Tucker and Ben Brown, after the team returned to the facility on Monday.
Read on Yahoo SportsNew England parted ways with fourth-year punter Bryce Baringer on Monday. Yahoo Sports looks at what the move means for the team.
Read on Yahoo SportsChicago won at home against the Patriots, the defending AFC champions, in the game streamed on Amazon Prime. Yahoo Sports offers three reasons for the Bears' victory.
Read on Yahoo SportsPatriots running back Rhamondre Stevenson explained that the way the Bears lined up on defense helped him on the play. He turned a short pass at the end of the first half into a 48-yard touchdown.
Read on NBC SportsNew England turned to a creative play in the closing moments of the game, but it did not produce the result they wanted and they fell to the Bears.
Read on Yahoo SportsCole Kmet left Thursday night's game against the Patriots on a cart after hurting his right knee in the fourth quarter of the Bears' win.
Read on ESPNYahoo Sports offers observations from Thursday night's game in which the Patriots fell to the Bears in Week 7 of the NFL season.
Read on Yahoo SportsA look back at the decisive moments in the Patriots' Week 7 defeat against the Bears.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Bears defeated the Patriots, a result that helps the Steelers in the AFC playoff race. Pittsburgh climbs in the standings.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Bears defeated the Patriots in a dominant showing at Soldier Field. Both teams entered 4-2, and Chicago honored Mike Ditka during the night.
Read on Yahoo SportsThe Bears defeated the Patriots in the Thursday night game. Yahoo Sports looks at the winners and losers of the matchup, with Caleb Williams getting the better of Drake Maye.
Read on Yahoo SportsChicago's Thursday night win over New England lifts the Bears to the fifth position in the NFC playoff picture, according to a Yahoo Sports breakdown of where they stand.
Read on Yahoo SportsYahoo Sports looks at the AFC standings and playoff picture after Thursday night's game, in which the Patriots lost to the Bears.
Read on Yahoo SportsRhamondre Stevenson beat the Bears defense for a long touchdown on the last play of the first half of Thursday night's game. The play raised questions about what Chicago was doing on defense.
Read on Yahoo SportsA failed trick play by the Bears against the Patriots drew an illegal forward handoff penalty. CBS Sports reports it is the first time in 16 years a team has been flagged for it.
Read on CBS SportsChicago holds a 20-14 advantage over New England at the break. Bears wide receiver Luther Burden has four catches for 130 yards and a touchdown.
Read on NBC SportsChicago leads New England 10-0. D'Andre Swift took a hit to his knee on a third-down play that gained nothing, during the Bears' second possession.
Read on NBC SportsChicago improved to 5-2 with the win over New England. A turnover by Drake Maye proved to be the difference, while Caleb Williams led the Bears. The article reviews the game's winners and losers.
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