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Rick Gosselin's 50 Greatest Super Bowl Moments Rick Gosselin is universally accepted as one of the greatest NFL writers of all time.  He reflects on his amazing career giving us the 50 Greatest Super Bowl moments Author: Feb 1, 2021 EDITOR’S NOTE: Rick Gosselin has covered the NFL for 48 years in Detroit, New York City, Kansas City and Dallas and was enshrined in the writer’s wing of the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2004. He has covered 37 of the 54 Super Bowls. Here’s his list of the 50 most memorable Super Bowl moments. 1. The comeback. The New England Patriots were dead in the 2017 ...

Over the weekend, In his list of 63, Tom Brady, Johnny Unitas, Joe Montana, Peyton Manning and Dan Marino rank at the top, while Trent Dilfer, Vince Ferragamo, Tony Eason, David Woodley and Rex Grossman sit at the bottom. Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes now ranks 19th, having moved up from the 30th spot in his first appearance on the list of 63 before Super Bowl LIV. This moves him from Rosenthal’s Fun to Watch tier (26th through 33rd) into his In (or should be in) the Hall of Fame tier (13th through 25th). Mahomes departs the group including Donovan McNabb, Daryle Lamon...

It's hard to believe Houston would want to trade Watson to the Patriots, or anywhere in the AFC for that matter. But if things don't go the way general manager Nick Caserio envisions in terms of Watson's willingness to play for the Texans, Watson is the rare type of player coach Bill Belichick can justify making an exception for; the price would start with multiple first-round picks (and then some), and it would be worth it. "There's a lot of teams that need quarterbacks. We're going to be in that race," veteran safety Devin McCourty said on his "Double Coverage" podcast. "Does Cam [Newton] c...

New England's ample salary-cap space makes it a potential landing spot for a big name such as Deshaun Watson or Jimmy Garoppolo.

NESN’s Tom Caron On How 2020 Feels Like 1984 For Pats Fans Getty Images   I just realized this last night, I was writing some notes for a segment I do with Scott Zolak and I wrote down the words, "Trying to play spoiler and knock The Dolphins out of the playoffs" and I thought "Oh my God! This is once how we lived!"   The Patriots would never make the playoffs but you would just be hoping that they'd knock the Dolphins out of the postseason, and we'd get excited for that.   - Tom Caron, On how this season seems very retro for Pats fans