Author: Mark Daniels, The Providence Journal

New England Patriots quarterback Mac Jones suffered a ‘pretty severe’ high ankle sprain during Sunday’s loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

The evolution of the Patriots’ offense has been frustrating to start this season. To make it all worse, quarterback Mac Jones is hurt again.

Matt Patricia was calling plays when QB Mac Jones and the Patriots starting offensive unit started Friday night’s preseason game against the Panthers.

Malcolm Butler’s attempted comeback with Patriots ended Tuesday with team placing veteran cornerback on season-ending injured reserve.

Bill Belichick has seen second-year Patriots quarterback Mac Jones make a substantial leap from the passer’s rookie campaign.

Bill Belichick turned 70 in April, but that hasn’t stopped him from getting in the middle of things to teach vital lessons in Patriots practices.

Patriots rookie Tyquan Thornton doesn’t fit the prototypical receiver mold, but a change of pace might benefit New England.

Despite having 2021 first-round pick Mac Jones entrenched as the starter, the Patriots added more QB help on Saturday with Bailey Zappe.

Ron Sanchas and his guide Jeremy Howard have been training twice a week for the last 17 weeks in preparation for Monday’s Boston Marathon.