News about Mac Jones

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen went on a tear on Monday Night Football - with LeBron James even chiming in to praise the signal caller. Allen dominated the Jacksonville Jaguars to move to a perfect 3-0 on the season with a 47-10 victory. He caught the attention of James, who tweeted out in the first quarter, 'I really like watching Josh Allen play football!'

Cam Newton was not afraid to give his opinion of his former head coach, Bill Belichick, and his relationship with Jordon Hudson, 23. While conducting interviews on the red carpet for the ESPY Awards, Newton ran into his former teammate and fellow ex-Patriots quarterback Mac Jones. Newton kicked off his talk with Jones asking about their former 72-year-old coach dating someone nearly five decades his junior.

Drake Maye did not hold back in a volleyball game with children as the Patriots' new quarterback showed off his impressive arm. Maye, the No. 3 overall pick of this year's draft, is expected to make his NFL debut in the fall under center for the Patriots. But the New England passer hilariously showed off his throwing power on Tuesday as he and his teammates played volleyball against kids.

There were a dozen high-school quarterbacks featured on the show 'QB1: Beyond the Lights', which streamed on Netflix for its first three seasons and concluded its fourth season on Tubi last year. Every single player featured eventually played FBS football, with exactly half being drafted by an NFL team or getting a chance on a professional roster. All of the quarterbacks were chosen because they were high-level prep prospects, which does not exactly mean future success. 

The New England Patriots took another stab at replacing Tom Brady at Thursday's NFL Draft, this time, by drafting North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye with the third pick. Maye followed two other quarterbacks off the board in LSU's Jayden Daniels, who went second to Washington, and future Chicago bears signal caller Caleb Williams, who went first overall out of USC. The pick comes three years after the Patriots' first failed attempt to replace Brady with Mac Jones, who was drafted 15th overall but is now off to Jacksonville to serve as Trevor Lawrence's backup.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the two teams are finalizing the contract, which may include a sixth-round pick for New England. Jones does not have a physical until the new league year, which begins on Wednesday, and he can't be processed until that year. Jones, the No. 1 in the United States. In the early stages of his career in New England, the 15 pick in the 2021 NFL Draft showed a glimmer of hope, but he struggled to maintain his starting position in the 2023 season.

According to Mass Live's Mark Daniels, the New England Patriots are expected to drop the fifth-year option in quarterback Mac Jones' contract. If the Patriots were to play the option in the 25-year-old's deal, he would be guaranteed $23 million but would instead play out a base salary of $2.785 million before becoming a free agent in 2025. Jones' future for the 2021 Pro Bowler has been put into question going into this year's offseason after he was suspended numerous times throughout the season for poor results on the track.

At Gillette Stadium, Sophie Scott and her New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones received a tour of Taylor Swift's The Eras Tour, which was back at the stadium. Both Scott and Swift attended the Kansas City Chiefs' home game to cheer on their boyfriends, as Swift has been dating Travis Kelce since September.

On Thursday night, the New England Patriots defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers by 21-18, a dramatic victory. In a tight AFC playoff race, New England improved to 3-10, while Pittsburgh fell to 7-6. Midway through the second quarter, the Patriots led 21-3, but the Patriots won despite not scoring for the final 37 minutes of the game.

After Bailey Zappe and Malik Cunningham were seen taking all of the snaps in Wednesday's practice, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones may have been demoted as starting quarterback. According to ESPN, Jones and Will Grier were not seen throwing any passes during the game. Bill Belichick, the Patriots' head coach, refused to comment on the QB's future.

Rex Ryan of ESPN has seen more of the 'Patriot way,' especially with coach Bill Belichick's team losing to 2-9 on Sunday. The Patriot Way, which was once used to describe New England's locker-room culture during the Tom Brady era, is now being blamed for the team's inability under Belichick, who drew Ryan's ire during Monday's episode of 'Get Up.' As the Patriots lost to the hapless New York Giants on Sunday, Belichick refused to name a starting quarterback before Sunday, the ex-Jets and Bills coach struck back at his former rival. After Patriots quarterbacks Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe both failed at MetLife Stadium, Ryan said, 'Can I just say this: Bill Belichick, please excuse me.' 'Just select your dang starter.' It doesn't matter whether it's Zappe or 'Pea Shooter' Jones, they both stink, as we care about your team. Your staff is stench.' Brady was lauded by Belichick for his six Super Bowl rings, but Ryan took a step farther.

The New England Patriots were able to at least score against the New York Giants on Sunday due to a quarterback change at halftime. After struggling in the first half, coach Bill Belichick decided to bench Mac Jones and call on Bailey Zappe to help with the offense. Zappe made his presence immediately by completing his first six passes for 38 yards. To level New York's 7-0 halftime lead, Zappe gave the ball to Rhamondre Stevenson who scored a touchdown.

According to team legend Rob Gronkowski, Mac Jones is 'not respected' in New England and should ask to be released by the Patriots. In the midst of Jones' struggles for the Patriots this season, Gronkowski said on Wednesday, 'He's not respected there.' I think Mac Jones should retire well before he does, and that even now, we should not have to request for his release.'

After losing to the Indianapolis Colts in the fourth quarter of his team's loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones was suspended in the fourth quarter. Head coach Bill Belichick has speculated that Jones' position on the sideline could be permanent. 'We just got back from Germany here,' Belichick said. We'll get to the bottom of it.' We'll take a look at it all the way around the board. Not necessarily one position; just start looking at everything; do the best can we do going forward.'

Following their 10-6 loss to the Indianapolis Colts, New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones appeared to question his coaches' play-calling after losing by 10-6, a game in which he was eventually suspended. Jones was asked why he decided not to attempt a Hail Mary when only two seconds were left on the first half of Germany. At the time, the Patriots were trailing 7-3. 'No clue.' There are 2 seconds left and we need 60 yards so... I don't know," Jones said when asked about the call after the game.

During New England's 10-6 loss to the Indianapolis Colts, Patriot quarterback Mac Jones' day went from bad to worse after he yelled at his offensive coordinator before being suspended. In yet another subpar performance, Jones went 170 yards and an interception. The Patriots' record now stands at 2-8 on the season, despite the loss. Jones struggled to prevent a sack on third-and-two by tossing a volatile ball to running back Rhamondre Stevenson, which nearly resulted in an interception.

Jermaine Wiggins, a former NFL player and radio announcer, has sparked controversy by arguing that late hockey player Adam Johnson was deliberately kicked by the opponent in the car that killed him. After a collision with Sheffield Steelers opponent Matt Petgrave on Saturday, Johnson died at the age of 29. Wiggins spoke about the tragic crash on The Greg Hill show: "I guess the other player, I'm forgetting his name, I'm drawing a blank right now, but they've said he's had some problems in the past."

The NFL has opened an investigation after cornerback Sauce Gardner of the New York Jets revealed that he took a below-the-belt shot from New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones. Following a tackle on Jones from Jets linebacker C.J., the incident in question took place in the fourth quarter. Mosley is a town in the United Kingdom. Jones then got up in the face of Gardner, something the second-year corner claims has never seen before.

The New England Patriots beat Gillette Stadium 13/8, while the visiting Philadelphia Eagles are short favorites at 1/2. The quarterback quality of their team is one of the biggest differences between the two teams (QB). Although Mac Jones has a lot of potential, Eagles QB Jalen Hurts has firmly established himself as one of the top players in the league for his position. With that in mind, Sky Bet is giving the chances of 11/8 for 'Hurts to have two or more passing touchdowns and for the Philadelphia Eagles to win.'

The start of another college football season is upon us after a long offseason full of scandals, conference realignment madness, and players who are either getting recruited or hitting the transfer portal in droves. But with Saturday marking 'Week Zero' - the appetizer platter of games before everyone returns to action for Labor Day weekend - it's time to assess the expectations of some of the squads going into this year. This season will be the last 'normal' college football season we'll see in a long time. With the Pac-12 on the brink of caving in, and Oklahoma, Texas, and USC's schools all leaving for new pastures, the 2023 college football season has a lot to be concerned about.

According to a story, former Dallas Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott's free agent visit with the New England Patriots went'very well'. Elliott spent time over the weekend at the Patriots' facility, and later was seen enjoying dinner with starting quarterback Mac Jones. Jermey Fowler of ESPN revealed recently that New England would like to return to a running back soon, but it's unclear if they'll be able to reach an agreement that Elliott terms a'respectable one.'

Bill Belichick, the current New England Patriots head coach, said he'absolutely' feels the same way he did at the beginning of last season with quarterback Mac Jones. Last year, he lauded the then-second-year signal caller's rise, which he seems to have repeated this year, providing a crucial vote of confidence after a season of instability. Jones, the 15th overall pick from 2021's NFL Draft, is still the team's top pick at QB, according to Belichick.

Through an offseason of uncertainty, New England linebacker Josh Uche has put faith in quarterback Mac Jones. Bill Belichick reportedly tried to fire the third-year quarterback after a slow sophomore season and frustration with seeking advice outside of the Patriots' building, according to a ProFootballTalk article. Jones is expected to be in the New England quarterback room and, most likely, the starter over second-year signal-caller Bailey Zappe.

Mac Jones struggled a lot in his second year with the Patriots, and Bill Belichick, New England's head coach and GM, has reportedly shopped him this offseason. Jones fell in his sophomore season, from 14 touchdowns to 11 interceptions and finishing joint-23rd in adjusted passing yards per attempt (6.8). Belichick is at least considering returning from the 2021 first-round pick, according to ProFootballTalk.