Zack Cox is a Patriots beat writer for NESN, covering all things related to the New England Patriots. With a focus on local sports in Massachusetts and Boston, Zack provides in-depth analysis, breaking news, and player interviews to keep fans informed and engaged. His work has also been featured on FantasyPros, showcasing his expertise in fantasy football.
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Zack's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and the New England Patriots. His articles mainly revolve around event coverage, announcements, expert commentary, and breaking news related to the team and its head coach.
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Will Mike Vrabel's October remarks to New England Patriots fans at Gillette Stadium prove prophetic after his Titans firing?
Titans running back Derrick Henry wasn't the only NFL player surprised by Mike Vrabel's abrupt exit from Tennessee.
By: Zack Cox, Bill Belichick, Aaron Rodgers, Pat McAfee
“We always kind of found each other at some point,” Rodgers said of his previous matchups against Belichick’s Patriots. “I was bummed out not to be playing (in Sunday’s season finale), bummed out that this could be the last time he’s in New England. But none of that came up.
The Mike Vrabel era is over in Tennessee. Is it about to begin in New England? Five thoughts on what his firing could mean for the Patriots.
The Patriots enter the 2024 offseason with massive, glaring needs at three key offensive positions. Which one should they address at No. 3?
Did the Tennessee Titans' decision to fire Mike Vrabel gift the Patriots their next head coach? Don't jump to that conclusion just yet.
Despite not boasting a single Pro Bowler, the New England Patriots did have one representative on the NFLPA All-Pro first team.
On-field performance wasn't the primary reason for Mike Vrabel's Tennessee Titans firing, according to multiple reports.
Expect to see Isaiah Bolden back on the field when the New England Patriots reconvene for spring workouts.
By: Zack Cox
What will it be like to see a Louis Rees-Zammit kick-off return in the NFL? It's a big question as he enters the league just as the laws change
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