Paul Perillo is an Editor at Patriots Football Weekly. He specializes in competitive sports, with a focus on team sports, particularly within the realm of football. Paul is featured in New England Patriots and NewsBreak.
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Paul Perillo’s coverage focuses almost exclusively on the NFL, particularly the New England Patriots. His articles comprise a mix of announcements, investment analysis and event coverage.
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Head Coach Mike Vrabel put a slight twist on the annual in-stadium practice and the result was some fun for the players.
Lots of red zone work highlighted Monday’s practice, and it was an inconsistent day for the offense.
The Washington Commanders will be in town on Wednesday for a joint practice session in Foxborough and the Patriots got some preparation work in during their walkthrough.
By: Paul Perillo
The Patriots and Commanders held a joint practice on Wednesday and there were plenty of encouraging signs on both sides of the ball.
After struggling in the red zone in the preseason opener, the Patriots defense responded to Mike Vrabel’s challenge and blanketed the offense on Sunday.
After an illustrious nine years in New England, tight end Rob Gronkowski returned to Foxborough and signed a one-day contract to officially end his career with the Patriots.
By: Paul Perillo
Rookie kicker Andy Borregales is looking to make an IMPACT with his first choice for the My Cause My Cleats initiative.
By: Paul Perillo
Caedan Wallace grew up with philanthropy in his blood, so partnering with Heading Home for My Cause My Cleats was second nature.
Third-round pick Eli Raridon brings rare athleticism to the tight end position for the Patriots.
Patriots seventh-round pick Behren Morton is no stranger to following in the footsteps of some great quarterbacks and will look to do the same in New England.
