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
Approaching this weekend's notebook in a different fashion. After working the locker room all week, I had exchanges about three separate topics I wanted to share with you.
By: Mike Giardi, Greg A. Bedard
Game #7: Patriots (1-5) at Jaguars (1-5), 9:30 a.m. Location : Wembley Stadium, London. TV : WCVB-5/NFL Network. Chris Rose (play-by-play), Joe Thomas (color), Steve Wyche (sidelines)
By: Mike Giardi
. Mayo himself references that once a week, and that's fine. There's a lot he didn't know that he didn't know until ascending to this position. But he, like his team, is an error-repeater, which is concerning.
By: Mike Giardi
FOXBOROUGH Jerod Mayo referenced outside noise to open his Wednesday press conference.
By: Mike Giardi
"There's other teams that are doing everything. So (if) we're doing the bare minimum, then we're going to get the result we got."
By: Mike Giardi
FOXBOROUGH - Well, maybe the Patriots and their fans can have nice things after all. You just didn't know it would happen like this, with Jacoby
By: Mike Giardi
As expected, Drake Maye is officially in the league's concussion protocol. The rookie quarterback took a shot to the back of the head near the tail
By: Mike Giardi
Giardi is here to answer your questions about the Pats beating the Jets (man, what a dumpster fire they are), the trade deadline, the Titans and whatever else is on your mind.
By: Mike Giardi
Could one win change the Patriots' trajectory? I'm not going there, although if you peek at the schedule, you'll notice there are not many good football teams — or teams playing good football — remaining.
Mike Giardi and Will Parkinson preview Week 9 of the NFL season, which already kicked off with a Jets victory over the Texans.
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