Deshaun Watson accounts for three touchdowns as Houston beats New England, 27-20.
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Newton and hard-running Patriots to test Houston’s defense
New England, led by Cam Newton and Damien Harris, has been on a roll running the ball and faces a Texans team that has struggled to defend it.
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Patriots hope to ride recent resurgence into playoff contention
Cam Newton is getting more comfortable since returning from the COVID-19 list, and New England’s offense is starting to roll.
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Patriots notebook: Edelman misses practice, but return could come soon
Receiver Julian Edelman is eligible to come off injured reserve, though he wasn’t ready to practice Wednesday as he continues his recovery from knee surgery.
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Newton helps Patriots get back on track
Cam Newton throws his first touchdown pass since Week 3 in New England’s big win over Baltimore on Sunday night.
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Patriots surprise Ravens, keep playoff hopes alive
Rex Burkhead catches two TD passes – one from wide receiver Jakobi Meyers – and New England gets its second straight win.
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Transient QBs: Tom Brady, Cam Newton and Phillip Rivers still finding footing in new homes
The quarterbacks made high-profile moves during the NFL’s pandemic-altered offseason.
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Lamar Jackson, Cam Newton in spotlight as Pats host Ravens
Old school and new school collide when the Patriots host the Ravens
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Despite record, Patriots confident at halfway point after beating Jets
Yes, New England is 3-5, but the team has missed the playoffs only three times in Bill Belichick’s 20 seasons as coach. So there is hope.
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Patriots storm back to beat Jets 30-27, end 4-game skid
Nick Folk kicked a 51-yard field goal as time expired, and Cam Newton and the New England Patriots rallied to beat the winless New York Jets 30-27 to end a four-game losing streak