Mike Giardi is a sports journalist who writes for Boston Sports Journal, LLC and Yardbarker. His work has also appeared in the National Football League (NFL). Mike covers a wide range of topics related to the NFL, including game analysis, player profiles, and coaching changes.
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By: Mike Giardi
I don't want to get too carried away with the offense making significant strides on Sunday in Chicago, but seeing some of what was promised with
Generally, moving on from a coordinator, especially one tasked with developing a potential franchise quarterback, is frowned upon. In fact, I'd say it comes directly from the bad franchise handbook, which the Patriots have become over these last few years. Look what happened to some of the supposed answers at the position in recent years, and how quickly it unraveled for them as their organization got into the coaching carousel, from the top job to the coordinator. Of the 41 quarterbacks selected in the first round between 2011-2023, 24 of the signal callers had new OCs in year two. That is a staggering number, and the bust rate - at least on their original team - is alarming. Don't. Be. That. Team.
By: Mike Giardi
The big guy is back. After teasing us for weeks about Christian Barmore closing in on a return to the practice field, the Patriots are
By: Mike Giardi
The big guy is back. After teasing us for weeks about Christian Barmore closing in on a return to the practice field, the Patriots are
Barmore has been on the non-football injury list since being diagnosed with blood clots at the start of training camp. Practicing would start the former second-round pick's 21-day clock. The Pats will have the option of activating him at any time during that stretch, or, worst-case scenario, the 21 days come and go, and he would then be officially done for the season.
By: Mike Giardi
Despite an eighth loss in 11 games, there is hope in New England. He stands about 6-foot-4 and change, and tips the scales around 225 pounds. 22-year-old
By: Mike Giardi
Giardi is here to answer all your questions about the Patriots, the future (Amazon is shipping a crystal ball), and his favorite holiday.
By: Mike Giardi
FOXBOROUGH - The Dolphins have won seven of their last eight meetings against the Patriots, including all six when Tua Tagovailoa has been the quarterback.
FOXBOROUGH - For months and months, the Patriots talked about how this new regime would be collaborative.
By: Mike Giardi
By the time players get to November, practice is tedious. They've been at it since July, and everything hurts.
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