Law is hoping to aid Patriots
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The performance of the Patriots secondary in an embarrassing 29-28 loss to the Miami Dolphins Monday night doesn't leave one with much confidence, with inexperienced cornerbacks giving up crucial receptions and a converted wide receiver, Troy Brown, beaten on the game-winning play.
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The lawyer for former New England Patriots employee Matt Walsh said his client is willing to turn over videotapes he made for the team if the NFL guarantees Walsh protection from lawsuits or other legal action.
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The Patriots have prided themselves on a one-game-at-a-time approach, but now that the team is preparing for its regular-season finale, quarterback Tom Brady yesterday allowed himself to look at the big picture.
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I am. I&#39;ve been eyeballing Thursday&#39;s Colts-Patriots AFC title rematch since the schedule was released. Speaking of released, the Patriots&#39; Ty Law and every other NFL defensive back will have to let go this season after the allowable 5-yard chuck.
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Prior to the Patriots' 38-14 victory over the Chargers last Sunday, linebacker Junior Seau was asked about drawing extra motivation from the furor following the NFL's punishment for the Patriots' illegally videotaping signals in the season opener against the Jets.
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Is Ty Law close to returning? The Patriots' All-Pro cornerback, recovering from a broken right foot, was upgraded on the injury report yesterday to doubtful. More realistic is a return Dec. 26 against the Jets or Jan. 2 in the regular-season finale against the 49ers.
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The NFL reportedly is considering punishing the New England Patriots for spying on the New York Jets in their season opener.
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To most NFL observers, one of the more surprising stories of the regular season was the Patriots' ability to win 14 games without their usual starting cornerbacks. With Ty Law placed on injured reserve yesterday, the Patriots could surprise the NFL world again if their makeshift secondary can beat the likes of Peyton Manning and Ben Roethlisberger on their way ...
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Steelers wide receiver Plaxico Burress suggests there are two sets of pass coverage rules in the NFL these days &#151; one for the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots, another for the rest of the league.
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The Patriots are renowned for throwing new defensive twists at opponents. Here's one they'd like to show on Sunday: stopping long drives and getting the ball back into Tom Brady's hands faster.
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The New England Patriots could face  severe sanctions if an NFL investigation rules that coach Bill  Belichick violated league rules by videotaping the New York  Jets defensive signals during their regular season opener.
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Tom Coughlin can play it good and safe Saturday night. Or he can send a message to his team that he believes it can do what no one else in the N.F.L. has done: beat the Patriots.
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The Patriots can be healthy or hurting. The field can be drenched or dry. The opponent might have a stingy defense or a high-scoring offense.
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The U.S. Senate is likely this week   to pass a bill that outlines rules for interrogating terrorism   suspects and bringing them to trial, Senate Majority Leader   Bill Frist said on Sunday.
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The Patriots have been lauded and compared to many things in recent years, but injured Chargers fullback Lorenzo Neal came up with an original thought in mid-September.
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The lawyer for Matt Walsh, a former Patriots employee who has hinted he has tapes that could prove damaging to the team, including one of the St. Louis Rams' walkthrough prior to Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002, said his client will turn over those tapes to the NFL if the league will agree to indemnify Walsh as long as he ...
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The New England Patriots could face severe sanctions if an NFL investigation rules that coach Bill Belichick violated league rules by videotaping the New York Jets defensive signals during their regular season opener.