Tedy Bruschi

On Wednesday, former New England Patriots captain and team hall of fame member Tedy Bruschi celebrated his 48th birthday. The three-time Super Bowl champion out of the University of Arizona played 13 professional seasons with the Patriots and earned the NFL’s Comeback Player of the Year award in 2005 after a successful return to football following a stroke.

On Saturday, Patriots Chairman and CEO Robert Kraft celebrated his 80th birthday and two of his longtime franchise players shared special celebratory posts over social media. Julian Edelman and Tedy Bruschi each gave shoutouts to the longtime Patriots owner of 27 years over Instagram. Meanwhile Bruschi shared an old photograph...

Aaron Rodgers has grown tired playing for the Green Bay Packers. The same could be said for Julio Jones and his relationship with the Atlanta Falcons. Both star players have made their intentions clear this off-season: they want out of their respective organizations. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported as much, regarding Rodgers, during day one of the 2021 NFL Draft. The Jones rumors then became concrete when he told Shannon Sharpe on live on-air call last week that he’d like to be traded.

As the Green Bay Packers-Aaron Rodgers situation remains up in the air, ESPN’s Tedy Bruschi has offered a plan to fix it. It’s no surprise Aaron Rodgers won’t be at Green Bay Packers OTAs this week, and his first public comments on the situation were actually fairly enlightening regarding his core issue with the organization.

Tedy Bruschi put together an impressive resume as a football player. Three Super Bowl rings to go with coming back from a stroke at age 31 bring a lot of street cred with it. But when attempting to weigh in on the Aaron Rodgers situation with the Green Bay Packers, Bruschi did a lot of talking about two possible solutions. One of them made absolutely no sense at all.

After last month’s NFL Draft, the New England Patriots are set up to have one of the most interesting quarterback battles in the league. On one side: a former league MVP in Cam Newton, who now has a year in the team’s system, and should have more help around him than he did during the disappointing 2020 season. On the other: first-round pick Mac Jones, who is being set up as the team’s future at the position.

The dispute between Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers continues to dominate headlines. The most recent development came last night, when Rodgers appeared on Kenny Mayne's final episode of SportsCenter and essentially said the franchise can forget about the people who help make the team great. It does not appear a resolution is coming anytime soon, although recent reports regarding contract extension talks suggest the two camps are at least communicating with each other.

This year’s NFL schedule features a plethora of exciting matchups, but the consensus around the league is that Tom Brady’s return to New England is the most appealing storyline right now. Brady will get to face the New England Patriots this October for the first time since joining the Tampa...

Tedy Bruschi sees the writing on the wall as the 2021 NFL season inches closer. With 17 regular season games now being played for the first time in the league’s history, the former Patriots linebackers thinks there could be some changes in the way the game’s played — and it won’t be for the better.

The 2021 season will mark the first-ever NFL year with 17 regular-season games. The NFLPA agreed to the new arrangement during CBA negotiations last year. It will result in more money for networks and owners and more football for fans. The more negative side effects (aside from the fact that we have to get used to seeing records like 10-7) won't be realized until the season is done and we can look back on the effect of adding an extra game's worth of wear and tear for every team.

With their NFL playing days long behind them, two New England Patriots legends spent their 2021 draft week in a much more relaxed setting. Over Instagram Friday, Randy Moss shared some video and photos of himself fishing with Tedy Bruschi in presumably Moss’ home state of West Virginia. “I had...

Russillo shares his thoughts on the Celtics’ loss to the Thunder, and trying to find meaning in games during the last month of the NBA season (2:00). Then Ryen talks with three-time Pro Bowl QB Carson Palmer about his time with the Bengals, making his way to the Cardinals, dealing with media criticism, his thoughts on some of the top QB prospects in the 2021 NFL draft, and more (13:00). Then in Part 3 of a three-part series, Ryen talks with Matt Leinart, Jeff Saturday, Stanford Steve, Tedy Bruschi, and Michael Vick about their draft experience (41:00). Then Ryen makes an announcement (1:20:00) before answering some listener-submitted Life Advice questions (1:30:00).

TUCSON, AZ — When Jedd Fisch arrived on the University of Arizona campus, he brought the mantra “It’s Personal” with him, and that was on full display at the Wildcats spring football game Saturday. “The energy like this is contagious, and I hope you all can recognize it with the...

Though he was hired back in February, Thursday was the first time Tedy Bruschi had been on the Arizona campus since being named as senior advisor to coach Jedd Fisch. He doesn’t know when he’ll be back in town, but that won’t stop him from contributing in his new role.

The Arizona Wildcats conducted their final practice of spring camp Thursday. Here are some key notes and takeaways from spring practice No. 14:. * Tedy Bruschi, who arrived in Tucson earlier in the day, attended practice. He will be the honorary coach of “Team Blue” during the spring game Saturday. Rob Gronkowski will be the coach of “Team Red.”