New England coach Bill Belichick says he still doesn’t know when he’ll be ready to announce whether Cam Newton, Jarrett Stidham or Brian Hoyer will start at quarterback.
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NFL notebook: Newton sharp as Patriots hold game simulation
Cam Newton still appears to have the inside track at quarterback, with the season opener only about two weeks away.
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Cam Newton slowly making his way into Patriots’ culture
Quarterback says he doesn’t think he has emerged as the front-runner to be New England’s starter yet.
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Patriots notebook: Competition heating up between kickers
Rookie Justin Rohrwasser, a fifth-round draft pick, is in a battle with veteran Nick Folk.
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Patriots re-sign Folk, adding to kicking competition
Nick Folk will compete with fifth-round draft pick Justin Rohrwasser for the kicking job.
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Harry returns to practice for Patriots, but Stidham still limited
Patriots wide receiver N’Keal Harry gets back onto the field after missing the previous three practices, while quarterback Jarrett Stidham participates in some but not all drills.
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NFL notebook: Stidham limited at Patriots practice
Jarrett Stidham, competing with Brian Hoyer and Cam Newton for the starting QB job, watches from the sideline for much of a combined scrimmage.
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Patriots’ young receivers say they’re ready to contribute in Year 2
N’Keal Harry, Gunner Olszewski and Jakobi Meyers feel more equipped to help New England’s offense in their second NFL seasons.
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Secret videos can’t be used in Robert Kraft’s massage parlor case, court says
A Florida appeals court rules that police violated the rights of the New England Patriots owner and others under the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution, which protects against unreasonable searches and seizures.
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Patriots notebook: No fans will be allowed at Gillette Stadium through at least September
New England will play its first two home games – against the Dolphins and Raiders – without any fans