Nick Fitzy Stevens

New England Patriots coach Jerod Mayo met with the media on Day 1 of voluntary OTAs and discussed Drake Maye, the rest of the quarterback room, and other key topics.

Although Jaylen Brown and Jayson Tatum will be the ones to get the recognition for the Boston Celtics’ Game 1 Eastern Conference Finals win over the Indiana Pacers, none of it was possible without Jrue Holiday, who had his best night as a Celtic.

The New England Patriots offense has shown some encouraging signs through the first two days of media-accessible OTAs, with rookie wide receiver Javon Baker highlighting the positives on Wednesday.

The Celtics are in the middle of a 10-day break before Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Something needs to fill that time, right? Enter some truly laughable takes from the national sports media.

The New England Patriots were back on the field in front of media for Tuesday’s OTA practice, and it was not a great day for the offense. Here are the highlights, lowlights and takeaways from the day.

Bill Belichick will be back at Gillette Stadium on Wednesday night for the first time since parting ways with the New England Patriots, as he will be on hand for Tom Brady’s Patriots Hall of Fame induction and celebration.

Tom Brady is back in town to be celebrated at Gillette Stadium and the Celtics are on the verge of winning their 18th championship, making this a perfect week to celebrate the past, present and future of Boston sports.

The New England Patriots may be in a rebuild, but they still have the sixth-highest cost for a family of four to attend a game, according to a new study. Is that sustainable?

In this week’s Sunday 7, Nick “Fitzy” Stevens (filling in for Andy Hart) takes a look at the Patriots’ training camp and preseason schedule, the quarterback battle, a couple lingering contract situations of note, and more.

As a recent series of ESPN lists makes clear, the New England Patriots still don’t have much star power. Could second-year wide receiver DeMario “Pop” Douglas emerge as one?