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Greg A. Bedard’s coverage heavily focuses on the New England Patriots and related events, in particular around key figures like Bill Belichick, Jerod Mayo, and Robert Kraft. He appears to offer a mix of live event coverage and expert commentary.
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By: Greg A. Bedard
Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald announced his starters will also sit their final preseason game, so both teams will start the NFL season on the same footing — none of their starters faced live action in the preseason.
By: Greg A. Bedard
I don't think many roster spots are up for grabs. I don't think the Patriots will be keeping three running backs. I think they'll stash a couple on the practice squad.
By: Greg A. Bedard
I kept only two players at two positions, which will likely cause some heartburn, but there is a method to our madness that we'll explain. We'll also go over the nine players that I see as expendable to make room for better talent.
By: Greg A. Bedard
BSJ's Greg Bedard reacts to New England’s 37-13 loss to the Cleveland Browns in the preseason finale. Greg discusses concerns across the offensive line, secondary, and linebacker groups, along with the players fighting for spots on the final 53-man roster. Greg also discusses the latest on Christian Gonzalez’s contract situation and what it could mean with Week 1 approaching.
By: Greg A. Bedard
The Patriots have begun making roster cuts to meet the 53-man limit by Sunday's 6 p.m. deadline.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Keeping just four edge players — with two being rookies (Gabe Jacas, Hutchins) and a 2025 UDFA (Elijah Ponder) — while keeping five off-the-ball linebackers (including two rookies in Khalil Jacobs and Namdi Obiazor) was the most shocking decision.
By: Greg A. Bedard
The Patriots made two waiver claims on Monday to marginally improve their roster depth by adding tight end Cameron Latu from the Eagles, and linebacker Darius Muasau from the Giants.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal joins the show and the guys open the hour reacting to comments made on the show yesterday by Coach Flight on Christian Gonzalez.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Greg Bedard of BostonSportsJournal joins the show and the guys open the hour reacting to comments made on the show yesterday by Coach Flight on Christian Gonzalez.
By: Greg A. Bedard
Analyzing the film and projecting roles for the Patriots' newest additions, starting with offensive players in running back Corey Kiner, tight end Cameron Latu, and offensive lineman Greg Van Roten:
