Conor Roche is a Beat Reporter at the New England Patriots. He specializes in covering Boston sports, with a focus on the NFL and professional sports, particularly the Patriots since the 2022 season. Conor's work has been featured in Heavy Sports, Boston Globe Technology, Boston.com, Yardbarker, and ClutchPoints.
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Conor Roche's coverage is heavily focused on the New England Patriots and their performance in football, particularly within the NFL. His articles feature expert commentary, announcements, and evolving stories related to player performances, coaching decisions, and team strategies.
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By: Conor Roche
"He breached NBA rules and came into the assistant coach's locker room and forced me to give him a hug."
By: Conor Roche
"He's getting there." By Conor Roche Kristaps Porzingis's return to the Celtics' lineup isn't imminent, but he's continuing to progress in his rehab from offseason leg surgery.
By: Conor Roche
"I feel like he'd abuse that Monster in left field." By Conor Roche Jarren Duran might have another All-Star joining him in the Red Sox' outfield this offseason.
By: Conor Roche
Barmore will likely be limited in Sunday's game after returning to practice this week.
If the Red Sox were able to land Soto, they would be able to create some flexibility with their roster.
Another frustrating loss for the Patriots and Jerod Mayo took accountability following the New England Patriots 28-22 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.
An unlikely touchdown for Vedarian Lowe against the Rams Lowe recorded his first touchdown in his NFL career in the 28-22 loss.
By: Conor Roche
The New England Patriots weren't able to beat the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday, but Vederian Lowe got to experience a pretty cool moment thanks to Drake Maye.
Christian Barmore is happy to be alive and playing football. Barmore played in his first game since being diagnosed with blood clots early in training camp in July.
The Rams Super Bowl-winning duo sees the potential of Drake Maye.
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