The Patriots are caught in another controversy, more trouble for the Browns and a tough decision facing Hall of Fame voters next year. I asked one of the biggest names in sports about one of the hottest topics in sports: If your team won a championship, would you take the customary trip to the White House? Or would you boycott it because you and/or your players disapproved of President Donald Trump’s policies? Across all of sports, political activism has risen to levels not seen in decades, perhaps not since the 1960s.
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New England Patriots: Duron Harmon Ranked as Top 25 Free Agent
… Harmon (30) in the third quarter during Super Bowl LI at NRG Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports Harmon will be one of the more interesting free agents this offseason. Due to him not being a starter some teams might not be …
Chris Long plans to skip Patriots’ White House visit
Add another name to the list of Patriots who do not want to visit Donald Trump’s White House: Chris Long . Long, the veteran defensive end who just completed his first season with the Patriots, wrote on Twitter that he has been planning to skip the White House visit but hadn’t been asked about it before.
Patriots Parade 2017: Twitter Reaction, Photos, Videos, GIFs and More
… the opportunity to take a few more parting shots. 15 years old 10 championship parades Y This kid is the envy of sports fans everywhere https://t.co/QD1JNoHYAc https://t.co/TlrrPcoNGF But the man of the hour was Brady, and the NFL shared a picture …
Super Bowl is best thing to happen to Rutgers this season
FILE – From left are New England Patriots players Logan Ryan, in a Jan. 19, 2017, file photo, Devin McCourty, in an Oct. 16, 2016, file photo, and Duron Harmon, in a July 31, 2015, file photo. All three played for Rutgers, and are expe… .
Brady throws for 3 scores to help Pats beat Miami, 35-14
The New England Patriots finished the regular season with a perfect road record, and are hoping their next trip is to the Super Bowl. Tom Brady threw for 276 yards and three scores Sunday to help the Patriots clinch home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs by beating the Miami Dolphins 35-14.
Dolphins’ Matt Moore at ease in starting gig vs Patriots
Quarterback Matt Moore hadn’t started a game since 2012 when he was elevated to the top spot on the Miami Dolphins’ depth chart following an injury to Ryan Tannehill in Week 14. Moore always understood he was one injury away from overseeing an offense again. So, when he finally was called, he was prepared to step in and step it up.