The New England Patriots turned the page to the Baltimore Ravens without five starters on the defensive side of the ball. Linebackers Harold Landry III, Robert Spillane and Christian Elliss did not participate in Wednesday’s practice in Foxborough. Neither did cornerbacks Carlton Davis III and Marcus Jones.

The New England Patriots are getting ready to face the Baltimore Ravens in Week 16, and the Ravens are looking like the team to beat coming off a 24-0 shutout w

Stefon Diggs and Mack Hollins started a tradition of wearing matching practice clothes that has united the Patriots receiving corps during this season.

FOXBOROUGH — The New England Patriots ' defense will have its hands full, having to defend star running back Derrick Henry in this week's matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. But, there is one person on the staff who can help them prepare, as he has a lot of experience working with the All-Pro.

The second-year quarterback is looking to rebound from a disappointing second half in a Week 15 loss to the Bills.

Matthew Judon, who made two Pro Bowls with the Patriots, now heads to the waiver wire after just 13 games with Miami.

The Patriots receivers have been vastly improved from last year's unit, but they will need to step up even more as the playoffs approach.

As a result, their playoff spot is not in real jeopardy but their hold on the AFC East is tenuous as it is now but one game as a result of the loss to Josh Allen and the Bills. The Patriots will clinch a playoff berth with a win over the Ravens, but they cannot clinch the AFC East this weekend.

Miami was Judon's second destination after being traded by the Patriots to the Atlanta Falcons last year. He played in 13 games for the Dolphins this season and recorded 19 tackles, one pass deflection and no sacks.

Patriots owner Robert Kraft reveals he's donated nearly $1 billion to philanthropy, building a lasting legacy beyond football.

The New England Patriots are currently in their 66th season, and for 51 of them Nancy Meier has been part of the organization. Now, the team’s longest-tenured employee is getting ready for retirement. Meier will not extend her contract after it runs out in May, according to a report by Ben Fischer of Sports Business Journal.