Patriots might be feeling Harold Landry regret after Mike Vrabel's latest update
After Mike Vrabel's latest update on Harold Landry, the Patriots might be regretting their decision to sign the veteran last offseason.
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Packers vs. Patriots: Who Wins Week 9 Showdown?
The Green Bay Packers travel to Foxborough for an intriguing Week 9 matchup against the New England Patriots. The post Packers vs. Patriots: Who Wins Week 9 Showdown? appeared first on We Never Stop .
Last-minute fantasy football streaming options for NFL Week 9: Tight End
For Week 9 fantasy owners seeking a tight‑end stream, ClutchPoints highlights four options. Mike Gesicki (CIN) emerges as the top TE2 candidate after a 76‑yard, TD performance in overtime win over Tennessee and a favorable matchup against Atlanta. Greg Dulcich (MIA) offers steady target volume (5+ targets in each of his last three games) and a promising Lions defense. Juwan Johnson (NO) and Eli Raridon (NE) are deeper‑league gambles—Johnson’s recent drop to 5 catches in three weeks and competition from Jordyn Tyson hurt his outlook, while Raridon sees modest targets but limited production. Prioritize opportunity and matchup when setting your lineup.
Rob Gronkowski Was One of a Kind. His Patriots Hall of Fame Induction Celebrates a Legacy Bigger Than Football
Rob Gronkowski is inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame on November 7, 2026, becoming the 38th member of the exclusive group. The article celebrates his unique blend of on‑field dominance—a 6‑ft‑6, 265‑lb tight end who tallied 79 regular‑season touchdowns, 12 postseason scores, five Pro Bowls and a record‑tying 17 TDs in 2011—and his larger‑than‑life personality that turned him into a cultural icon. It highlights his versatile skill set as both a premier blocker and receiver, his record‑setting franchise totals, and his legendary partnership with Tom Brady that helped New England win three Super Bowls. Gronkowski’s legacy is portrayed as transcending football, cementing his status as one of the NFL’s most unforgettable players.
Green Bay Packers guard reveals how he’s adjusting to new role in the offensive line
Packers veteran guard Laken Tomlinson shifts to right guard in Week 8, a spot he’s only played 131 times in his 12‑year career. He admits the rushed Thursday night schedule made the transition tough, but a longer practice window this week lets him refine technique and feel more comfortable. With left guard Aaron Banks back, the coaches keep Tomlinson on the field by moving him right, hoping his strong play boosts the line as Green Bay heads to New England for the Week 9 Patriots game.
AFC Notes: Adonai Mitchell, Drake Maye, Trade Market, Jets, Patriots
The NFL trade landscape is accelerating, with 60 moves since the start of 2026 and players becoming savvier about their business value, according to an ESPN‑cited agent. Bills GM Brandon Beane notes the era of secrecy is over, as social media exposes player discontent in real time. In New York, Jets WR Adonai Mitchell reflects on a year with the team after a 142‑yard Week 8 showing, emphasizing preparation. Over in New England, Patriots QB Drake Maye ranks sixth in the league with 1,983 yards and 15 TDs despite missing top receivers, earning Coach Mike Vrabel’s praise, while TE Hunter Henry recovers from a foot injury and WR DeMario Douglas lauds Maye’s growth.
Packers get concerning Keisean Nixon injury update ahead of Patriots game
The Packers’ starting cornerback Keisean Nixon faces a doubtful status for Week 9 against the New England Patriots after his groin injury, sustained in the Week 8 win over Carolina, was upgraded to a full absence. Previously playing through a shoulder issue, Nixon has been a defensive mainstay, allowing just a 65.5% completion rate and no touchdowns in eight games (1 INT, 6 pass breakups). Green Bay will decide his availability after Friday’s practice; if he misses Sunday, Carrington Valentine is expected to step up in the secondary. The injury could impact the 5‑3 team’s defensive outlook.
Drake Maye’s Packers Test + TreVeyon Henderson Health Update
Mike Giardi breaks down the Patriots‑Packers showdown, highlighting Drake Maye’s biggest test yet against Green Bay’s aggressive pass rush and Jordan Love’s deep‑throw attack. The preview includes a health update on TreVeyon Henderson, the latest Patriots injury report, and analysis of the Packers’ struggling O‑line. Giardi also examines Josh McDaniels’ offensive scheme, the Patriots’ running game, and offers a final prediction for the November 6 matchup.
TreVeyon Henderson Update, Derrick Henry Reunion? & Latest Trade Deadline Talk
Taylor Kyles of CLNS Media and Mike Kadlick of Sports Illustrated discuss TreVeyon Henderson’s latest health status, weigh the Patriots’ odds of trading for veteran back Derrick Henry, and break down other trade‑deadline buzz ahead of New England’s showdown with the Packers this weekend.
A.J. Brown, Christian McCaffrey, NFL Injury Statuses and Fantasy Impact for Week 9
The New England Patriots will once again be without A.J. Brown.
NFL Insider Tabs Steelers Veteran as Trade Candidate
NFL insider Albert Breer says the Steelers could trade veteran linebacker Cole Holcomb to acquire a wide receiver before the Nov. 10 deadline. Holcomb, who missed all of 2024 after a knee injury, returned to make a key forced fumble in the Steelers' 21‑14 win over the Patriots in Week 3. He’s logged four tackles in 22 snaps over eight games. The Steelers are linked to Jaguars' Brian Thomas Jr., Colts' Josh Downs, and Jets' Garrett Wilson, with interest also from Kansas City and Washington.
Packers Officially Rule Out Four Players For Week 9
The Green Bay Packers have confirmed that linebacker Zaire Franklin (shin), offensive lineman Travis Glover (knee), center Sean Rhyan (ankle) and tight end Josh Whyle are out for Week 9. Franklin, who recently suffered a hairline fracture after a practice collision, missed Week 7 and is not being placed on IR to limit missed games. The veteran LB, a former Colts seventh‑round pick now on a three‑year, $12 million deal, has logged 41 tackles, two stops for loss, a forced fumble and a pass defensed in six games this season. The other three players join the injury list as Green Bay prepares for the Patriots matchup.
Patriots’ TreVeyon Henderson Reveals Hospitalization After Mysterious Neurological Emergency
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson reveals he was hospitalized for several days after an unexplained neurological emergency that has weakened his strength and coordination. Although extensive tests returned reassuring results, doctors have not identified the cause. Henderson, who has been out since late October, will miss his second straight game as New England faces the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, leaving the Patriots at 5-3 and dealing with multiple offensive injuries. Coach Mike Vrabel says the team is prioritizing Henderson’s recovery and will decide on roster moves once his condition is clearer.
Patriots vs. Packers Friday injury report: Hunter Henry among seven questionable
The Patriots finalize their Week 9 injury report ahead of the Friday night matchup with the Packers. Hunter Henry returns to practice but remains questionable with a foot issue, joining six other Patriots on the Q list, including WR Mack Hollins and OT Morgan Moses. New England loses RB TreVeyon Henderson to illness and WR A.J. Brown (ankle/knee) is out for the second straight game. Green Bay also deals setbacks, with TE Josh Whyle (concussion) and several linemen listed out. The 4:25 p.m. ET kickoff at Gillette Stadium promises a roster‑hit‑laden contest.
Packers Injury Report: 5 are out vs. the Patriots on Sunday
The Packers enter Sunday’s Week 9 clash with New England missing five players: TE Josh Whyle (concussion), OL Travis Glover (knee), OL Sean Rhyan (ankle), LB Zaire Franklin (shin) and edge Micah Parsons (knee, PUP). Four of those are still on the 53-man roster, leaving Green Bay with just 49 eligible players and questionable RB MarShawn Lloyd (knee), CB Keisean Nixon (groin) and RB Chris Brooks (IR practice window). New England’s injury list shows WR A.J. Brown (ankle/knee) and RB TreVeyon Henderson (illness) out, with several others listed as QBs. The report highlights the Packers’ likely need for a practice‑ squad call‑up to shore up depth.
Patriots Rule Out A.J. Brown, TreVeyon Henderson Against Packers; Hunter Henry Questionable
The Patriots face a major offensive crunch against the Packers on Sunday, as coach Mike Vrabel reports wide receiver A.J. Brown and running back TreVeyon Henderson are out. Brown, acquired as Drake Maye’s top target, missed his second straight game with a knee issue after a high‑ankle sprain, leaving the receiving corps thin behind Romeo Doubs on IR. Henderson is sidelined after a hospital‑treated neurological episode, forcing Rhamondre Stevenson into the lead back role. Tight end Hunter Henry (foot) and cornerback Marcus Jones are also questionable, further limiting Maye’s options. Meanwhile, quarterback Maye and defensive tackle Christian Barmore are cleared to play, giving New England a glimmer of hope heading into the matchup.
Mike Vrabel focused on supporting TreVeyon Henderson amid medical issue
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson reveals he’s battling a neurological condition that landed him in the hospital, prompting coach Mike Vrabel to prioritize his health and family support. Listed on the injury report on Oct. 29, Henderson missed Sunday’s game against Green Bay, his second straight absence. Vrabel says the team hasn’t decided on a reserve list move yet and is focused on a careful recovery plan. In Henderson’s stead, the Patriots added practice‑squad linebacker Lan Larison and elevated Corey Kiner, who has taken over the No. 2 back spot behind Rhamondre Stevenson and impressed with his energy in recent games.
Patriots' turnover woes need to end as they enter a difficult stretch of the season
The Patriots need to get back to basics after turning the ball over in seven of eight games to start the season.
Patriots’ Mike Vrabel sends heartfelt message to TreVeyon Henderson after scary hospitalization situation
Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson is hospitalized with unexplained neurological symptoms, prompting head coach Mike Vrabel to issue a heartfelt statement. Vrabel pledged to support Henderson, urging the team and fans to “care for him, listen to him” as he works with specialists and physical therapists. Henderson, 24, has missed games since the Week 7 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears and has logged just 203 rushing yards and one TD this season. New England will rely on Rhamondre Stevenson and other backs while Henderson focuses on recovery.
Dunkin' Rebrands Select Locations to Honor Rob Gronkowski Ahead of Patriots HOF Induction
With Rob Gronkowski going into the New England Patriots Hall of Fame this weekend, Dunkin' is getting into the spirit by honoring the legendary tight end in its own way.
Dianna Russini to Return to NFL Media With New Weekly Show Months After Resigning From The Athletic: Report
Dianna Russini, former ESPN and The Athletic NFL insider, is set to re‑enter football media with a weekly digital show launching November 11. Reported sources say the Wednesday noon‑ET broadcast will be backed by sportsbook BetUS, though no official announcement has been made. The new venture arrives amid lingering controversy over Russini’s undisclosed relationship with Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, which led to her April resignation from The Athletic. As the NFL playoffs approach, her biggest hurdle will be regaining access to league sources and rebuilding trust.
Patriots news: Mike Vrabel updates TreVeyon Henderson, A.J. Brown ruled out, and more
Mike Vrabel addressed TreVeyon Henderson's medical situation as the Patriots ruled out A.J. Brown and received a promising Hunter Henry update.
Dianna Russini’s Next Move Leaks — Internet Sleuth Have Uncovered Exactly Where She’s Making Her Comeback
Dianna Russini is set to re‑enter sports media after leaving The Athletic in April over a controversy involving Patriots coach Mike Vrabel. Leaked reports indicate she will debut a weekly, Wednesday‑noon live show backed by gambling sponsors such as Jake Paul’s Betr platform and offshore sportsbook BetUS, with talks also held at iHeart. A newly created X page, Russini Report, promotes the show, though BetUS branding was recently removed. Sources say major brands like Kalshi, Underdog, FanDuel, and Barstool are out, and an iHeart deal won’t involve Fox Sports Radio. Russini aims to leverage her NFL insider reputation for a strong comeback.
Patriots’ A.J. Brown injury woes continue after being officially ruled out vs. Packers
The New England Patriots will face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday without star wideout A.J. Brown, who is officially ruled out due to a lingering knee injury, marking his sixth missed game of the season. Coach Mike Vrabel and OC Josh McDaniels had already anticipated his absence after he skipped practice all week. The injury saga may lead to another stint on IR as Brown nears 30. Adding to the woes, rookie RB TreVeyon Henderson sits out with unexplained neurological symptoms, while tight end Hunter Henry and cornerback Marcus Jones are listed as questionable with foot issues.
A.J. Brown injury: Patriots lose WR for Packers game
A.J. Brown will miss the New England Patriots' Week 9 matchup against the Green Bay Packers.
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