New England Patriots

Mark took the time to break down each and every receiving core in the NFL and came to the conclusion that the Pats' group is near the bottom of the league.

After watching his Texans stomp the Pats on Sunday night, Cody Stoots said he would still rather face Baltimore in the postseason rather than a potential trip to Foxborough.

It's a tradition unlike any other - overreacting and drawing largely unsubstantiated conclusions on Monday's during the NFL season. The Drive takes a look at a few such takes following the Pats' 28-22 loss in Houston.

Editor for Patriots.com, Paul Perillo knows a thing or two about the New England Patriots and their players. After last night's loss in Houston, Paul joined the show to talk about where the Pats go from here and whether he believes they can still contend in the AFC.

It's a Patriots Portfolio on The Morning Line where we cover a number of topics after New England's week 13 loss at Houston

Is it reactionary to be concerned with the Patriots after losing two of the last four games?

Houston hands New England the second loss of the year 28-22, the Pats drop to 10-2 and fall out of 1st in the AFC standings

Each week, we're going to give our loyal listeners a chance to win by knowing the Patriots Phrase That Pays.

Would you rather face the toughest competition and beat the best? Or would you prefer to have the yellow brick road laid out in front of your favorite team? The Drive discusses...

A recap of the Patriots win over Dallas, and discussions about the value of Stephon Gilmore and Matthew Slater with Mike Petraglia of CLNS Media.