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I'll be at the game Sunday night. Looking forward to it.
Me too. First time Seattle has played in New England since 2004. Should be a great game. I also wouldn't be surprised to see a decent number of Seahawk fans there.
The first Jets-Patriots matchup of the 2016 season has been moved to 4:25 p.m. EST kickoff time on Sunday, Nov. 27. The game will air on CBS.
The Green and White was originally scheduled to host New England on Sunday Night Football in Week 12. The Chiefs-Broncos matchup has been flexed into that timeslot.
The Jets enter their bye week in Week 11, while the Patriots travel to San Francisco to play the 49ers before their trip to MetLife Stadium.
Well there is a race for home field advantage now. Could you imagine the Pats going to Oakland in possibly one of their last playoff games in Oakland. 15 some years after the tuck rule game?
The first Jets-Patriots matchup of the 2016 season has been moved to 4:25 p.m. EST kickoff time on Sunday, Nov. 27. The game will air on CBS.
The Green and White was originally scheduled to host New England on Sunday Night Football in Week 12. The Chiefs-Broncos matchup has been flexed into that timeslot.
The Jets enter their bye week in Week 11, while the Patriots travel to San Francisco to play the 49ers before their trip to MetLife Stadium.
Fun fact: the only team Tom Brady has never played against on the road is San Francisco. He missed the last trip out there in 2008.
Tough loss at home to a good Seattle team. Their next 4 games are all very winnable and hopefully they're 11-2 heading into the tough road trip to Denver.
Nice win out in San Francisco today. Yes the 49ers are not a good team, but it was still a nice win on the road and apart from a garbage time TD, the defense played pretty well overall.
8-2 and head to New York next Sunday in a winnable game.
Brady will tie Manning in career wins if they beat the Jets next week - it will also be his 200th win if they can get the job done.
Nice win out in San Francisco today. Yes the 49ers are not a good team, but it was still a nice win on the road and apart from a garbage time TD, the defense played pretty well overall.
8-2 and head to New York next Sunday in a winnable game.
Brady will tie Manning in career wins if they beat the Jets next week - it will also be his 200th win if they can get the job done.
They did get the job done.
Gronk out again. Think he should call it quits? Is he becoming a liability?
Gronk out again. Think he should call it quits? Is he becoming a liability?
Gronk will not call it quits - he's too young and is not dealing with concussions. I really don't know what to make of Gronk, he's had several injuries over the last 5 years. Some of that might be the product of players going really hard at him. Gronk is a big guy and bringing him down is not easy. We've seen him bounce off of defenders and guys go at him with the mindset that they need to hit him as hard as they can to bring him down.
9-2 with a couple of winnable games at home before a huge test out in Denver. Hopefully the Patriots are 11-2 heading into the game with the Broncos. It's nice Brady could break the wins record at home as opposed to the road. Speaking of the road, the Patriots are now 6-0 on the road this season.
We'll have to see how things play out in the West, but they probably need 13 wins in order to grab the #1 seed. The winner of the AFC East and the AFC West will be getting the #1 and #2 seeds this year.
We'll have to see how things play out in the West, but they probably need 13 wins in order to grab the #1 seed. The winner of the AFC East and the AFC West will be getting the #1 and #2 seeds this year.
I think the Patriots will very likely get to the 13-win threshold, but it's going to be challenging for the AFC West teams.
PATRIOTS
Los Angeles
Baltimore
@ Denver
NY Jets
@ Miami
RAIDERS
Buffalo
@ Kansas City
@ San Diego
Indianapolis
@ Denver
CHIEFS
@ Atlanta
Oakland
Tennessee
Denver
@ San Diego
The Patriots have two soft games, two more games they should win but cannot be taken lightly, and the tough game at Denver.
The Raiders have two tough division road games, and none of their other three games can be taken lightly.
The Chiefs have two tough division games, though they're fortunate to have them both at home. Still, it's probably more likely that they lose one than win them both. And the road trip to Atlanta is no gimme.
As for tie-breakers, the Chiefs have beaten the Raiders once with another match-up looming (and @ KC). Otherwise, the tie-breaker situation is pretty murky, save for the fact that Kansas City has two losses against teams New England has beaten. That might come into play if things fall as far as a common-games tie-breaker, which is possible given the current lay of the land.
Overall, it appears that the Patriots have a bit of an edge, schedule-wise.
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