The New England Patriots' starting quarterback is determined to remain focused on keeping his team successful heading into Week 12.

Running back Rhamondre Stevenson marked the lone limited participant during Thursday’s work in Foxborough. Ten others went in full as the Cincinnati Bengals matchup nears with movement under center. Here’s the second injury report leading up to Sunday’s 1 p.m. ET kickoff at Paycor Stadium.

Could the Patriots lose an assistant to a head-coaching job this offseason? Yes, and it’s not one of their coordinators, according to the NFL Network.

The Patriots franchise record for completion percentage was set by Brady in 2007 at 68.9. Maye’s current completion percentage (71.9) would be the sixth-best in NFL history. Maye said he feels like he’s become more accurate this season with the Patriots.

Former Florida State star defensive lineman Fabien Lovett is getting another opportunity with an NFL team, this time in Foxborough, Massachusetts, with the New England Patriots, it was announced on Tuesday. READ MORE: How FSU football stacks up in national stats ten games into 2025 season

According to an NFL.com write-up from Tom Pelissero, the Patriots may have several future head coaching candidates on their staff. Pelissero highlights Patriots passing game coordinator and tight ends

FOXBORO — Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and wide receiver Stefon Diggs disagree on at least one thing. Diggs called McDaniels “a little bit of a genius” on Wednesday while illustrating how much his offensive coordinator has taught him this season.

The Denver Broncos, New York Giants, and Denver Broncos have been linked to a recently released veteran receiver in NFL free agency.