Chris Mason is a Patriots beat writer at MassLive.com. He covers a range of topics including football, NFL, and competitive sports, while also delving into the intersections of sports business and broadcasting, as well as general assignment news and politics. Chris has been featured in various prominent outlets including FISITA, BBC World, and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Chris Mason focuses primarily on local sports coverage, particularly the NFL and New England Patriots. He also delves into politics, specifically related to UK politics with a focus on Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer.
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| Another familiar face is heading to North Carolina with Bill Belichick.
By: Chris Mason, Cmason
Bill Belichick believes things changed during his final four seasons with the Patriots.
The Patriots are interviewing the offensive coordinator that won a Super Bowl alongside Tom Brady in Tampa Bay.
The Patriots spoke with an under-the-radar candidate for their head coaching vacancy.
Voted to the Pro Bowl last week, Brenden Schooler earned an even more exclusive honor on Friday.
Talks are advancing between the Robert Kraft and Mike Vrabel.
One of the most decorated Patriots of all time is heading back to Foxborough.
“Because Vrabel isn't going to joke around, Vrabel is going to tighten the screws. In my opinion, there are some people in the front office that need to be told, ‘You don't know what you're doing and you need to take a step back.'”
Mike Vrabel is bringing a new voice into the Patriots front office. According to a source, the expectation is that Ryan Cowden will join New England's front office in some capacity.
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