Andrew Callahan

FOXBORO — While a region rages, over the play of their Patriots and in the middle of on-again, off-again debate over Jerod Mayo's future as the head coach, we forget what matters most. The quarterback, the quarterback, the quarterback. Drake Maye. In Maye, the Patriots have a future. A path forward. Back to relevance, possibly the division title, but at least the playoffs sometime in the next few years; assuming everyone around this 22-year-old doesn't doesn't snuff out his light with top-down organizational incompetence. How fast Maye can usher in this future, or a future, is obviously unknown, and not…

The Patriots got good and bad news at practice Thursday.

Candidates to become the Patriots’ coordinators in 2025, Drake Maye’s power and more Patriots nuggets in the Friday 5!

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Each week during the NFL regular season, I will drop five Patriots-related thoughts to recap the week that was in Foxborough, Mass., and look ahead to kickoff.

Here's the problem with the state of the Patriots. There are too many problems to count. Talent. Coaching. Roster construction.

A year ago, the Patriots traveled to Buffalo as two-touchdown underdogs. A year later, not much has changed.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — In losing Sunday's battle with the Bills, perhaps the best team in football, Jerod Mayo won the war.

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Here's the problem with the state of the Patriots. There are too many problems to count. Talent. Coaching. Roster construction.