New England Patriots

With NFL training camps opening next week, here’s a look at the point spread for each game on the Week 1 slate.

Court filings, text messages and competing accounts could make travel records a key issue in Stefon Diggs’ defamation case.

An 88-in-a-70 speeding charge and missed court date led a North Carolina judge to issue an order for Jen Belichick’s arrest.

Unsigned, 32, and still talking his talk: inside Stefon Diggs’ bold claim that no NFL team’s No. 2 wide receiver can touch his game or his resumé.

Court docs reveal a quiet settlement in the $10M lawsuit involving Stefon Diggs' brother as the sexual assault and defamation fight against the ex-Patriots WR continues.

Influencer Christopher Griffith says the texts back his sexual assault claims as Diggs fights back in a high-stakes NFL defamation lawsuit.

Crosby remains on the Raiders roster, but could still be dealt prior to the 2026 NFL season. Here’s the latest buzz surrounding the star edge rusher.

The New England Patriots star was acquitted in May on felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges involving his personal chef.

Mike Vrabel was asked about his work/life balance a Patriots press conference.

The latest info on the Chiefs, Commanders, Rams, Falcons and Patriots’ interest in the veteran wide receiver.

The full 2026 NFL slate will be announced Thursday night, but plenty has already been unveiled.

Court records, campus police reports, and a key witness statement paint a complicated picture of the alleged domestic assault case.

There’s been speculation that Vrabel’s job as head coach of the Patriots is in jeopardy due to his alleged affair with reporter Dianna Russini.

Inside the Patriots coach’s emotional press conference, the private fallout at home, and why two women lost their jobs while the NFL let him walk.

As photos from a luxury resort go viral and two women lose their jobs, the NFL says it will not investigate Vrabel.

Inside the fallout as the longtime NFL writer doubles down on her accusations, calls out USA Today’s ‘double standard,’ and dares the league to prove her wrong.

As Dianna Russini exits The Athletic following viral Mike Vrabel photos, Crissy Froyd criticizes her on X and raises questions about her reporting practices.

How photos with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel led to an internal review and conflict-of-interest questions surrounding Dianna Russini.