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
Maye will become the sixth quarterback to make his first NFL start with the Patriots since 2001.
By: Conor Roche
Oddsmakers are setting pretty low expectations for Maye and the Patriots in Sunday's game and the rest of the season.
By: Conor Roche
While the Patriots took a loss to the Texans, Jerod Mayo was ultimately impressed by Drake Maye's play.
Drake Maye gets painfully honest here... showed signs of promise in his first NFL start, but it wasn't anywhere near enough for the New England Patriots to get a win against the Houston Texans as they fell, 41-21.
The Patriots were losers once again in Week 6, falling to the Texans, 41-21, as they had several issues on both sides of the ball.
By: Conor Roche
Rookie quarterback Drake Maye's first NFL start wasn't enough to spark the New England Patriots in Week 6, losing to the Houston Texans, 41-21 . As
By: Conor Roche
Soto, 26, said he is "going to be available" to talk with all 30 teams this offseason after a strong year with the Yankees.
By: Conor Roche
Jerod Mayo expects Maye to be ready to play whenever he clears the concussion protocol.
By: Conor Roche
Former Celtics forward Grant Williams wasn't bitter watching his former team win the NBA championship last season.
By: Conor Roche
Jerod Mayo seemed to indicate that Javon Baker will get some playing time in the Patriots' matchup against the Titans.
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