(Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images)   Earlier this week, New England Patriots legend and future Hall of Famer Tom Brady was the subject of a live roast on Netflix, with nothing off limits, as many of his teammates were in attendance along with several comedians. With Brady playing in the NFL for two decades and winning seven Super Bowl titles during that time, six with the Patriots and one with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers before calling it a career, there was plenty of ammunition for the roasters to use once they got their time at the podium. Along with being arguably the best player and q ..read more

(Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)   The Houston Texans have made yet another move to bring in a former Patriots employee. This time, it comes in their front office. Former running back Shane Vereen, who spent parts seven seasons in the NFL, is joining the Texans as a player personnel assistant, according to insider Aaron Wilson. #Texans hired former @Patriots running back Shane Vereen as a player personnel assistant. Previously a college football analyst at Pac-12 Network and FOX Sports. Former second round pick from @CalFootball rushed for 1,489 career yards, eight touchdowns, caught ..read more

(Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)   When the New England Patriots parted ways with Bill Belichick after he had been their head coach for 24 seasons, it also left them without a general manager, as Belichick also essentially held that role. Since then, Eliot Wolf, their director of scouting, has been acting as their general manager, and he presided over their draft process in recent weeks. According to Dan Graziano, Wolf could very well end up landing the Patriots’ official general manager role, but they also have external candidates to interview, including some who are people of color ..read more

(Photo by Ed Zurga/Getty Images)   It was no secret that the New England Patriots were in the market for a new franchise quarterback this offseason, and they surprised absolutely no one when they selected Drake Maye with the No. 3 pick in the NFL Draft after trading Mac Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars. They did, however, make a more surprising pick when they took Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton in the sixth round, and de facto general manager Eliot Wolf has now revealed what went into that selection. ESPN’s Adam Schefter had Wolf on his podcast recently and the two discussed the Milton ..read more

(Photo by Aaron J. Thornton/Getty Images)   One of the most intriguing rookies in the NFL this year is Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. After being drafted No. 3 overall by New England in the NFL Draft a few weeks ago, the former ACC Player of the Year is ready to roll for rookie minicamp. He spoke with the New England media Tuesday about his thoughts on the upcoming minicamp that will take place for the Pats this upcoming weekend. “I’m pumped. I’m pumped. We get in on Thursday, so I’m super excited to get with the guys…That’s kinda one of the best parts about coming to a new team is gett ..read more

(Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)   The New England Patriots front office is a bit of a mess at the moment, with Eliot Wolf currently serving as the de facto General Manager and Director of Scouting after head coach and pseudo-GM Bill Belichick is no longer on the sidelines after decades of leading the franchise. There was never an official general manager with Belichick on staff, and now the front office is trying to piece things together, although one Buffalo Bills executive has declined to interview for the position. NBC Sports’ Albert Breer reported that Bills’ Director of Player Perso ..read more

(Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)   This was an all-time year for pre-draft trade rumors since so many teams across the NFL needed quarterbacks, and the New England Patriots were right in the thick of it with the third overall pick and Jacoby Brissett penciled in as their de facto starter. General Manager Eliot Wolf had a lot of options at that spot and we heard every rumor under the sun surrounding it, but ultimately the front office decided to stand pat Wolf recently spoke with ESPN’s Adam Schefter on his podcast and opened up about what went on behind the scenes and what went into t ..read more

(Photo by Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire)   The New England Patriots have begun their search for the next GM of the franchise. This has been a must ever since the team parted ways with legendary head coach and former GM Bill Belichick. With plenty of possible candidates coming from the outside, the favorite for the role is believed to be in-house. According to NBC Sports Boston’s Phil A. Perry, Director of Scouting Eliot Wolf is the top target to become the new GM. “The expectation…is that Eliot Wolf will get the job…I would be stunned if he doesn’t get the job. He is the overwhelming favorit ..read more

(Photo by Tim Bradbury/Getty Images)   What many casual fans of the NFL might not realize is that the New England Patriots currently are without a general manager. Director of Scouting Eliot Wolf has been the de facto GM ever since the team parted ways with legendary head coach and GM Bill Belichick earlier this offseason. Now, after the NFL Draft took place a few weeks ago, the team is ready to find their next general manager. According to CBS Sports insider Jonathan Jones, New England’s search for a new GM has begun. The #Patriots search for a general manager or in other words the “top ..read more

(Photo by Elyse Jankowski/FilmMagic)   On Sunday, Netflix put on an unprecedented live celebrity roast of NFL legend Tom Brady, who is arguably the greatest player and quarterback of league history. Brady seems like he is finally settling into retirement and was all for having some of his peers, former teammates, and coaches on stage at The Forum in Inglewood, California. Although this was a risky move by Brady, with many of these roasters coming in with a lot of material, he was a good sport and let everyone say their piece, from Drew Bledsoe to Randy Moss to Rob Gronkowski and even form ..read more