Nick Fitzy Stevens

The New England Patriots showed everyone how they want to play in their Week 1 win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Now we’ll see if they can continue to physically assert themselves week in, week out.

After a dreadful showing from the Patriots offense against the Jets, many fans and media alike are wondering if it’s time for Drake Maye to take over. But would it even be fair to hand the reins to Maye behind this offensive line?

As the Patriots try to bounce back from a blowout loss to the Jets, the biggest question surrounding the team is, when will Drake Maye take over at quarterback? Is the pressure starting to build for head coach Jerod Mayo and company?

As the New England Patriots enter Week 5, there are signs that “The Plan” put in place by Jerod Mayo, Alex Van Pelt and Eliot Wolf may (no pun intended) already be falling apart. That and much more in this week’s Sunday 7.

The New York Jets fired head coach Robert Saleh on Tuesday, immediately leading to speculation that they could make a call to Bill Belichick. Would it make sense for both parties?

Drake Maye’s first NFL start is upon us. Here is a look at everything you need to know about the New England Patriots’ big quarterback switch, as well as other key topics around the team from this past week.

In this week’s Sunday 7 (on a Saturday), Nick “Fitzy” Stevens previews Patriots vs. Jaguars in London, analyzes the Patriots’ future outlook now that Drake Maye has taken over as QB1, and looks at Tom Brady becoming part-owner of the Raiders.

It’s been a week to forget for the New England Patriots, from a blowout loss to the Jaguars in London to Jerod Mayo calling his team soft and then walking it back, to players popping off to the media and on social media. Fitzy breaks it all down.

Drake Maye is doing it all for the New England Patriots early in his career, quite literally. Ahead of a showdown with fellow rookie Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears, Nick “Fitzy” Stevens takes a look at the efforts to better support Maye.

Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt’s job security seems to be in question following reports that team ownership has been in contact with other offensive minds regarding Drake Maye’s development. Is AVP in Foxborough to stay?