Super Bowl LX:  Another Wolf Hopes to Add to Family Legacy with Patriots Victory

Mike Lupica: Super Bowl shows Jets, Giants that right QB, right coach is the key

So we have once again arrived at the one night of the year that feels most like a national sports holiday in this country, even if it is a Sunday night. At 6:30 Eastern time, the country goes to a football game, Super Bowl LX, Seahawks vs. Patriots. These two teams did this 11 years ago in Glendale, Ariz., Russell Wilson throwing it to Malcolm Butler of the Patriots at the end, and one yard from the end zone, one of the craziest and most dramati…

Eliot Wolf showed willingness to adapt to build Patriots’ Super Bowl roster

SAN FRANCISCO — Eliot Wolf and John Schneider were both raised in the Packers’ scouting department that preached draft, develop repeat. Sometimes children stray from the path, however, and that’s exactly what Wolf and Schneider have done to build the Patriots and Seahawks’ rosters in Super Bowl LX. The Patriots intended to build through the draft when Eliot Wolf was promoted to executive vice president of player personnel in 2024, so the team re…

Todd Downing doesn’t want to ‘waste’ Super Bowl 2026 opportunity with Patriots after failed Jets stint

A year ago, Todd Downing was part of a terrible 5-12 season with the Jets. Now, he’s in the Super Bowl as the Patriots' wide receivers coach.

Super Bowl LX:  Another Wolf hopes to add to family legacy with Patriots victory

Ron Wolf, the architect of one of the greatest reclamation projects in NFL history in Green Bay in the 1990s, is a proud father soaking up the Super Bowl atmosphere in Santa Clara this weekend . His son Eliot, the Patriots’ executive vice president of player personnel, is hoping to make his mark in league [...]

Drake Maye Reveals Patriots Super Bowl Plan for Defense He Hates

Drake Maye has revealed the New England Patriots' plan for facing a defense he hates vs. the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX.

Is Drake Maye Ready For Super Bowl 60?

For a few days in early February, a collective breath was held across New England. The reports of an illness and a nagging right shoulder for Drake Maye weren’t just standard injury report fodder; they felt like a potential eulogy for a dream season. Now that Maye has been cleared for the Super Bowl 60 kickoff against the Seattle Seahawks, the narrative shifts from “will he play?” to “how much can he carry?”  Because the truth is, the Patriots’ …