Since Tom Brady took over for Drew Bledsoe in September 2001, only three other QBs have started for New England. Meanwhile, during that time, the Dolphins have had 20 starters, the Bills 19 and the Jets 16.
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Miami, Jets, Bills hope to capitalize on Tom Brady’s departure
The Miami Dolphins have spent more than $237 million on free agents this offseason.
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Cody Kessler released by Patriots
The departure of Kessler, who was on New England’s practice squad last year, leaves Jarrett Stidham and Brian Hoyer at quarterback.
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NFL free agency and trade grades for all 32 teams
John Clayton breaks down each franchise’s offseason gains and losses so far.
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Slater says Pats’ special teams ready to adjust to changes
New England’s special teams have undergone significant changes this offseason.
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Patriots AFC East dominance may end in 2020
The Bills, Jets and Dolphins are collectively licking their chops with a chance to dethrone the champs.
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Tom Brady over Jameis Winston was easy choice for Buccaneers
Though Winston led the NFL in passing yards last season, his penchant for turnovers led Tampa Bay to pursue six-time Super Bowl champ.
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Devin McCourty says it’s a mistake to underestimate Patriots
The veteran safety thinks New England will remain competitive, despite the loss of Tom Brady and several key defensive players.
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Six-time Super Bowl champ Tom Brady looking forward, not behind
Quarterback says one day he’ll have time to reflect on a historic 20-year run with the New England Patriots.
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Tom Brady expresses ‘respect and love’ for Patriots as he is introduced in Tampa Bay
Veteran quarterback admits that his transition to the Buccaneers will be complicated, and made even more challenging with the coronavirus pandemic.