The Houston Texans are currently preparing themselves to visit the New England Patriots’ home for the upcoming divisional round clash. Despite a commendable 12-5 record in the regular season and a playoff win,

FOXBOROUGH — While it wasn't the cleanest or prettiest game by Drake Maye on Sunday night, the New England Patriots quarterback did just enough to help the team get the win over the Los Angeles Chargers in the Wild Card round. And on Monday, head coach Mike Vrabel took a moment to praise Maye for the way he responded to one tough moment.

Two years ago, Kayshon Boutte couldn't get his second foot inbounds in the New England Patriots' season-opening loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Fast forward to

It’s not every day a player as admired as Kayshon Boutte gets candid about a gambling addiction. Yet, he’s different, and his personal essay published in The Players’ Tribune is enough to show that.

Patriots defensive tackle Milton Williams commented on the sideline accident that ended with Mike Vrabel's lip being bloodied.

To celebrate the big play, coach Mike Vrabel gave Williams a big hug and in the process received a head-butt from Williams who left Vrabel with a cut lip. This is now the second time that Vrabel was bloodied this season after he got involved breaking up a fight during training camp.

The Patriots were indeed favored to beat the Chargers, but not many were expecting Mike Vrabel's defense to make Justin Herbert look like a rookie. He was sacked six times, and completed 19 of 31 passes for 159 yards, zero touchdowns and zero interceptions, while the Chargers scored just three points and recorded 207 yards of total offense.

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel said he spoke with Christian Gonzalez after his head injury in Sunday's win over the Chargers.