Tedy Bruschi News

The play Tedy Bruschi remembers most from his 13-year career with the Patriots is the same one New England fans probably think of first, too.

The lifelong Patriots joins Drew Bledsoe and Troy Brown as the only players to get inducted in their first year of eligibility.

November 27, 2011; Philadelphia, PA USA; Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Asante Samuel before the game against the New England Patriots at Lincoln Financial Field.

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So it would appear that once again, the cold, heartless, unfeeling Patriots are doing what they do best.

Expectations must be tempered when a sixth-round draft pick tells the owner of the team something to the tune of, " you'll never regret picking me.

The National Football League is open for business again. Players are on the field showing coaches that they can indeed play football even though the season is months away.

The Patriots now have 12 wide receivers on their roster after signing free agent Lavelle Hawkins to a 2-year deal.

Tedy Bruschi never resists reminding his old friend Lance Briggs where they were ranked among the region's top football players of all time.

Midway through delivering the keynote address yesterday at the opening of a three-day sports medicine seminar at the Sheraton Boston co-chaired by Patriots head team physician Dr.

Former Arizona defensive end Tedy Bruschi speaks at a news conference, Tuesday in New York.

When Steelers safety Ryan Clark said this week that Patriots quarterback Tom Brady ducks and flinches when he feels pressure , it caused a stir among those who saw Clark as calling Brady out.

Tom Brady seems to be just as smart off the field as he is on it, especially when it comes to playing the ponies! Brady, along with his former favorite receiver Wes Welker celebrated when Kentucky Derby favorite Orb crossed the finish line ahead of the pack, and with good reason.

Former Patriots linebackers Ted Bruschi and Rod Shoate were named to the 2013 College Football Hall of Fame class by the National Football Foundation, an honor shared by 10 other players and two coaches.

Nebraska quarterback Tommie Frazier, long ignored by the College Football Hall of Fame, has been elected to the prestigious group.

Three legendary Heisman Trophy winners -- stretching from Miami's Vinny Testaverde in 1986 through Florida's Danny Wuerffel in 1996 to Wisconsin's Ron Dayne in 1999 -- head a 2013 College Football Hall of Fame class that, if there were a Hall of Fame for such things, would fit as a first-ballot enshrinee.

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The playbook, the speed of the game, and life in the NFL are all likely to present a learning curve for former Penn State cornerback Stephon Morris.

Tom Brady came to the box of Orb's connections after the Kentucky Derby to congratulate them on the victory.

The NFL draft is an important source of talent and roster depth for all 32 teams, but it's not the only one.