Mark Morse is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly the New England Patriots. With a focus on football, Mark provides in-depth analysis, game previews and recaps, mock drafts, and updates on the Patriots' front office. His articles offer insights into the team's performance, key players, and the overall landscape of the NFL.
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By: Mark Morse, Steve Roberts-Imagn
This team is so damn frustrating. The Opening drive by the Titans set me off right away. The Patriots had them at 3 rd and 12 and Dietrich Wise blows up the field and lost his containment lane, allowing Mason Rudolph to scramble for a key 1 st down.
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By: Mark Morse
(PHOTO: Nov 10, 2024; Chicago, Illinois, USA; New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye (10) warms up before the game against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: David Banks-Imagn Images)
By: Mark Morse, Kirby Lee
Right now, the LA Rams are an enigma at 4-5 halfway through the season. On Monday Night Football, they embarrassed themselves with a 20-15 loss at home to the Miami Dolphins. They face a short week and must fly across the country to play the Patriots at home. The Rams are getting healthy with both WRs Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp healthy together for three games in a row.
By: Mark Morse, Brian Fluharty-Imagn
This loss to the Rams was a very frustrating loss since it was a very winnable game. I will not say that they are tanking or not trying to win but they cannot keep making the same mistakes. The Patriots do not have the talent to compensate and overcome their mistakes.
By: Mark Morse, Eric Canha-Imagn
Fiske strip sack was the fastest sack of a QB in the NFL this season. It was a three step drop and Boutte hadn’t made his adjustment yet according to Greg Bedard. This caused Maye to pump the ball and hold on. Ben Brown didn’t switch off but Mike Onwenu didn’t have anyone to block as his lineman dropped into coverage. Onwenu was late coming over to help out and whiffed on the block.
By: Mark Morse, Jasen Vinlove
The Patriots travel to Miami to play in their house of horrors that is Hard Rock Stadium.
By: Mark Morse, Rhona Wise
The Pro Football writers that make up the nominating committee for the Pro Football Hall of Fame and getting very petty.
By: Mark Morse, Jasen Vinlove-Imagn
The Patriots suffered an embarrassing loss at the hands of the Miami Dolphins. They historically don’t play well in Miami, and they have never beaten Tua Tagovailoa, who is now 7-0 against them. But to completely shut down and play no Defense in the 2 nd quarter was amazing.
By: Mark Morse, Ray Seebeck
The Indianapolis Colts come to Foxboro to face the Patriots on Sunday. The Colts are a very mediocre team with a huge question mark at QB. The team has a 5-7 record but is just 2-4 on the road. The Offense ranks 22 nd in Total Offense with 326.3 yards per game, 24 th in Passing Offense with 199.7 yards per game and 17 in Rushing Offense with 116,7 per game. Scoring they are 21 st with 20.2 points per game, 24 in Red Zone with 52.8% and on 3 rd Down they are 23 rd with 36%.
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