If Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots really asked for another looked at Mac Jones' resume, he has a perfect reference for them to call. Drew Bledsoe, a quarterback who dropped back in Jones' ...

Since former Patriot Jacoby Brissett broke the record for completions in a game with 47 earlier this season, it got me thinking that we needed to revisit the game where the original record was set, ...

On Sept. 23, 2001, Drew Bledsoe was leading the New England Patriots as quarterback in a seemingly routine game against the New York Jets. Doctors soon found that the on-field hits had sheared a blood ...

The impact was devastating. But the hit was clean. If anyone blames former Jets linebacker Mo Lewis for blowing up Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe and opening the door to the Tom Brady era, they ...

For 31 years, New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe held the NFL record for most completions in a single game with 45. During Week 11 of the 2025 season, an old friend snapped that record.

Almost everyone experiences some butterflies when they begin their first day of work, but not Tom Brady. As Tuesday marked the 24th anniversary of Mo Lewis' infamous hit on Drew Bledsoe, Brady shared ...

It's a memory Raider Nation knows all too well. Not only was it a season-changing event for a Raiders team that had the potential to go down as Super Bowl champions, but it ultimately ignited the ...

Bill Parcells wasn’t on the Patriots staff during their dynasty years, but he helped spotlight the franchise from 1993-96 — particularly when New England had the No. 1 overall pick in the 1993 NFL ...

In Sept. 2001, former New York Jets linebacker Mo Lewis hit former New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe so hard that it sheared a blood vessel in his chest, setting the stage for Tom Brady to ...

IRVING, Texas (AP) - Quarterback Drew Bledsoe, the Number One overall draft pick in 1993 who reunited with coach Bill Parcells in Dallas, was released today by the Cowboys. Bledsoe started 193 games ...