Andrew Callahan is a Patriots reporter and columnist for the Boston Herald. He also hosts the Pats Interference podcast and has made appearances on NBC Sports Boston. With a focus on the New England Patriots, Andrew provides analysis, insights, and coverage of the team for various publications and media outlets.
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By Andrew Callahan Boston Herald Updated Nine leftover Patriots' thoughts after the first draft of the team's new era:
Loading your audio article FOXBORO — After finalizing their most anticipated draft in decades, a draft that will define the franchise for years to come, the Patriots waited less than 48 hours to make more history.
By: Andrew Callahan
Analysis: The draft is over, but the roster rebuild for the New England Patriots is simply moving on to the next phase.
By: Andrew Callahan
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — After finalizing their most anticipated draft in decades, a draft that will define the franchise for years to come, the Patriots waited less than 48 hours to make more history.
By: Andrew Callahan
The Celtics vanquished the Heat past and present with a series-clinching blowout in Game 5. It’s on to the next round.
By Andrew Callahan Boston Herald Updated The ghosts are gone. Banished to Biscayne Bay on Wednesday night.
By: Andrew Callahan
After winning Super Bowls, embarrassing the Jets, trading down in the draft and exploiting loopholes in the league rulebook, you know what the Belichick-era Patriots loved most?
By: Andrew Callahan
Celtics star Jayson Tatum, left, drives to the basket during Game 5 Wednesday night. The Celtics blew out the Heat, 118-84, to advance.
By: Andrew Callahan
Under Bill Belichick, the Patriots annually fielded one of the NFL's oldest rosters. The new regime has built a much younger roster.
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