Page 41 - Patrick Taylor News Today

What did we learn from the Green Bay Packers loss to the New England Patriots in their second preseason contest?

Hangin’ with Havel For Monday August 21st Chris Havel’s sports columns appear during the week on The FAN’s website. The columns are brought to you by these fine advertisers (click on hyperlink to go to their website/Facebook ** Packer City Antiques Twenty-eight years in business, ow

While Mac Jones showed key progress in Saturday's preseason game, the Pats went backwards defensively. Bill Belichick's pride and joy failed to register a single quarterback hit, let alone a sack, and got routinely washed out on running plays. Packers center Josh Myers drove nose tackle Davon Godchaux three yards past the line of scrimmage on the opening snap. Fellow D-linemen Christian Barmore, Lawrence Guy, Carl Davis and Sam Roberts were of little help from then on.

Let’s check in on the Green Bay Packers stock market following their second preseason game, including updates on Lukas Van Ness, Malik Heath, and more.

Mac Jones saw his first action of the preseason Saturday night in Green Bay, playing three series against the Packers.

The Green Bay Packers and New England Patriots played 49 minutes and 31 seconds of football Saturday night at Lambeau Field. With 10:29 remaining in t...

Here are the key immediate takeaways from the Patriots preseason contest with the Packers.

More NFL hopefuls are getting an opportunity to stick around a little longer to showcase their skills this summer. When the league eliminated the first two rounds of roster cuts in March, it allowed teams to carry 90 players throughout the preseason. Rosters have to be trimmed to 53 by Aug. 29. Last year, rosters were cut to 85 after the first preseason game, to 80 after the second and then 53.

“Scary situation” led to game being called off with 10:29 left in the fourth quarter

Contest ended with 10:29 in fourth quarter after New England player carted off due to injury