Kraft to Miss Gronkowski Ceremony After Back Surgery
Patriots owner Robert Kraft, 85, had back surgery and will miss Rob Gronkowski’s Hall of Fame ceremony and New England’s next two games, the team said on November 5.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft, 85, had back surgery and will miss Rob Gronkowski’s Hall of Fame ceremony and New England’s next two games, the team said on November 5.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel played down his upcoming reunion with Tom Brady in Foxborough, where Brady will call New England’s game against Green Bay and attend Rob Gronkowski’s Hall of Fame induction on November 7.
The New England Patriots plan to open wide receiver Mack Hollins’ 21-day return-to-practice window on Wednesday, November 4, as he works back from a calf injury.
The New England Patriots are weighing ways to get younger, with defensive tackle Christian Barmore and cornerback Carlton Davis possible trade candidates ahead of the NFL’s November 10 deadline.
Tom Brady will return to Gillette Stadium on November 8 as Fox’s lead color commentator for the Patriots-Packers game, his first time calling a New England matchup.
The MIAA says Gillette Stadium will not host Massachusetts high school football championship games this year, leaving the location for the eight divisional finals undecided. The announcement came on November 2, with the tournament beginning that week.
Inter Miami beat the New England Revolution 2-1 in Foxborough on November 1, moving into second place in the Eastern Conference with one regular-season match remaining.
Notre Dame defeated Navy 35-13 on October 31 at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts, in the teams’ 99th meeting and their first game at the venue.
On October 29, New England Patriots wideout A.J. Brown and tailback TreVeyon Henderson missed practice ahead of Sunday’s game against the Miami Dolphins. Brown’s availability is uncertain as he deals with ankle and knee issues.
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