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Former Nfl Qb Sends Blunt 8 Word Message To Patriots About How To

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Following a Heisman Trophy-winning campaign from superstar Travis Hunter, criticism continues to roll in about where the dual-threat talent should play. Hunter has dealt with a steady stream of doubters on his journey to the NFL. While No. 12 may be confident in his ability to play both WR and CB, many around the league are not. Doubts about Hunter’s ability to handle full games at both WR and CB might be justified. If that’s the case, where should the generational talent line up?

Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky has a clear opinion. Orlovsky’s comment came as Kay Adams was joined by New England Patriots de facto general manager Eliot Wolf on her show “Up & Adams.” The man calling the shots in New England gave a... “That’s a great question,” said Wolf. “I think if he’s available, which is a huge question mark, that will be up to the coaching staff to determine where he is going to fit in and also if we would even... The doubts can pile up but won’t shake the 21-year-old’s confidence. The Colorado product believes he can play both WR and CB and plans to deliver wherever he lands.

Pro Football and Sports Network covers all the major professional sports, including the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, Tennis, WNBA, NASCAR, and more. Following a Heisman Trophy-winning campaign from superstar Travis Hunter, criticism continues to roll in about where the dual-threat talent should play. Hunter has dealt with a steady stream of doubters on his journey to the NFL. While No. 12 may be confident in his ability to play both WR and CB, many around the league are not. Doubts about Hunter’s ability to handle full games at both WR and CB might be justified.

If that’s the case, where should the generational talent line up? Former NFL quarterback Dan Orlovsky has a clear opinion. Orlovsky’s comment came as Kay Adams was joined by New England Patriots de facto general manager Eliot Wolf on her show “Up & Adams.” The man calling the shots in New England gave a... “That’s a great question,” said Wolf. “I think if he’s available, which is a huge question mark, that will be up to the coaching staff to determine where he is going to fit in and also if we would even... The New York Jets dropped to 2-8 on Thursday night, following a 27-14 loss at the hands of the division rival New England Patriots.

New York walked into Foxborough a heavy underdog and was unable to keep pace with the red-hot Patriots. New England won their eighth game in a row, and for at least a few days, holds the No. 1 seed in the AFC with a 9-2 record. The Jets were outmatched in several areas, but none were more obvious than the quarterback position. Second-year quarterback Drake Maye lit up the Jets’ thin secondary to the tune of 281 yards with one touchdown and no interceptions. We got playoff action!

Here are the top plays of Week 13 of 2025 Friday Gameday. The New England Patriots walked into Sunday’s matchup against the Steelers with a real shot at stacking back-to-back wins for the first time in nearly three years. Instead, they walked out of Pittsburgh with a frustrating loss-one that had more to do with self-inflicted wounds than anything the Steelers did. “We hurt ourselves,” rookie quarterback Drake Maye said after the game. And he wasn’t wrong. The Patriots actually outgained the Steelers by a significant margin-368 total yards to Pittsburgh’s 202.

That kind of disparity usually tells the story of a team in control. But football isn’t played on a spreadsheet; it’s played on a field where turnovers change everything. And New England coughed it up five times. Two of those five turnovers came in the red zone, and both were gut punches. The first came just before halftime, with the Patriots knocking on the door at 3rd-and-goal. March 1, 2024, 8:45pm EST 1K+ • By Alex Hoegler

NFL fans are in stitches over a hilarious story that former New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel told about head coach Bill Belichick. Apple TV+ released the fifth and six episodes of their documentary, “The Dynasty” that chronicles the Patriots’ 21st century. One of the new episodes recounted the 2008 season, where Cassel had to play out the year as the starter due to a torn ACL that Tom Brady suffered minutes into the season opener. Per Michael Hurley of CBS Boston, Cassel told a timeless story of Belichick ordering him to figure out a cornerback blitz. Let’s just say that Belichick was totally blunt and straight to the point with his message to Cassel: “He has told this one before, but it’s still good: “One time, I don’t see a corner blitz, and I get absolutely annihilated, like boom!

Belichick comes in and he says, ‘Cassel, can we figure out the corner blitz? Because I don’t want to have to write your mother a letter that says, ‘Dear Mrs. Cassel, we’re sorry to inform you that your son is dead because he’s a dumba** and didn’t see the corner blitz.'”

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