Ben Volin is a Senior NFL Writer at the Boston Globe. He covers a range of topics related to competitive sports, with a focus on football, the NFL, and notable figures such as Bill Belichick, while also exploring the intersection of sports and business. His work has been featured in NESN and the Boston Globe Technology.
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By: Ben Volin
The University of North Carolina looks thrilled to have hired Bill Belichick as football coach.
By: Ben Volin
T he 32 NFL owners and dozens of team and league executives held their quarterly league meeting last week outside Dallas, and the agenda of the meeting underscored one prevailing theme: Life is pretty good for the NFL these days.
By: Ben Volin
The Patriots are heading backward as the season reaches the final stretch.
By: Ben Volin
Add it to the pile of disappointing achievements under new coach Jerod Mayo and football boss Eliot Wolf.
With each passing week, teams are taking turns as Super Bowl favorites. This week, the Bills look like they're on top after beating the Lions, 48-42.
By: Ben Volin
Making piece-by-piece changes to the coaching staff isn’t going to work. The Krafts need to move on from everyone, starting with Jerod Mayo.
By: Ben Volin
Allen is playing the best football of his career, with 36 combined touchdowns and only seven turnovers for the AFC East champions.
By: Ben Volin
T he NFL playoffs are gearing up with just three weeks to go in the regular season. It's also the time of year when teams decide whether to keep or fire their coaches.
By: Ben Volin
Instant analysis from the Patriots' 24-21 loss to the Bills ▪ For 30 minutes, the Patriots looked like the best story of the NFL's Week 16.
By: Ben Volin
The holiday for zombies is in October, not December, but several NFL teams were revived from the dead in Week 16, keeping their playoff hopes alive with two weeks to go.
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