Greg A. Bedard is a journalist and writer for Boston Sports Journal, LLC. He covers a wide range of topics, with a focus on the New England Patriots and the NFL coaching carousel. His articles provide analysis and insights into the world of sports, particularly football.
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By: Greg A. Bedard
The Patriots are playing out the string here against three good opponents, starting with the Cardinals (13th in DVOA) today and finishing with the Bills twice (4th) and Chargers (9th). But everything is about 2025 and beyond for the Patriots (31st). With that in mind, here are five things we'd like to see from New England down the stretch to make us feel a little bit better about where they're going:
By: Mike Giardi, Greg A. Bedard
Game #14: Patriots (3-10) at Arizona Cardinals (6-7), 4:25 p.m. Location : State Farm Stadium, Glendale, Arizona.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Each of their 11 losses are different, but they sure do feel the same at this point. It's like freaking a Groundhog Day of ineptitude and I want to wake the hell up. The silver lining is we only need to watch this version three more times - but with no assurances next year will be any different with (we think) more talent.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Let's just cut to the chase: the Patriots' first-half offensive film against the Cardinals was atrocious. The worst of the season.
By: Greg A. Bedard
After a disastrous start to the road trip, the Bruins are trending up heading into tonight's clash with the Oilers. Haggs is here to answer your questions.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Patriots are 3-11 with matchups with the Bills and Chargers ahead. There are a lot of questions about the direction of this franchise.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Greg Bedard and Nick Cattles bring you a brand new episode where they dissect the recent Patriots loss in Arizona. After another disheartening display, is Jerod Mayo's job even further in jeopardy? If so, could Mike Vrabel be the one to replace him?
By: Greg A. Bedard
To cut to the chase: you guys are on a long losing streak with the fanbase, and you are on the precipice of losing all the goodwill you built up for more than 20 years. The choices you make in the next month will determine whether this franchise ascends back to its rightful place as one of the strongest in the league, or you're going to join the likes of the Jets in terms of utter futility.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Greg Bedard from The Boston Sports Journal joined Joe Murray and Matt Dolloff following the Patriots loss in Buffalo to the Bills on Sunday afternoon.
By: Greg A. Bedard
And then your team retreated back into its shell, you fell back to play-it-safe/keep-the-score tight mode, and a possible statement win against the Bills and Josh Allen , in the cold and in front of #BillsMafia, went by the wayside. So the Patriots are left with their 12th loss and fifth in a row - one shy of their season-high six-game slide from Weeks 2 through 7.
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