Karen Guregian

Massachusetts

Patriots Columnist at MassLive.com

Patriots columnist for MassLive Sports

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Patriots legends outline how TreVeyon Henderson can become next great 3rd-down back | Karen Guregian

4 days ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

TreVeyon Henderson exudes the kind of traits that scream third-down back. The Patriots second-round pick looks like an absolute stud as a runner, pass-catcher, and blocker. It’s no secret the Patriots have been searching for their next great third-down back. During the two decades the Patriots established their dynasty, winning six championships, they’ve featured some of the best at the position.
Mike Vrabel was the Day 1 star of rookie minicamp | Karen Guregian

5 days ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - He challenged players. He encouraged players. He instructed players. And, on more than one occasion, he barked at players. From one group to the next, Mike Vrabel made his presence felt during the first day of Patriots rookie minicamp Friday. One minute, Vrabel was urging defensive tackle Joshua Farmer to really push him, get him off his spot. The next, he high-fived wide receiver Phil Lutz for doing a “good job” on a specific route.
Patriots rookie discusses significance of getting to meet Stefon Diggs

5 days ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Patriots rookie Kyle Williams said he’s watched a lot of NFL receivers, including new teammate Stefon Diggs. Williams, taken in the third round, said he’s learned quite a bit just watching how Diggs ran routes and got off the line of scrimmage. “The NFL has always been my dream, So in order to get there, you have to watch the people that’s been there, and done that,” Williams said.
Patriots DC Terrell Williams updates health situation keeping him away from Foxborough

5 days ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - While Terrell Williams wouldn’t go into specific details about the “health scare” that’s kept him away from the team, the Patriots defensive coordinator wanted people to know he was “doing okay.”On a Zoom cal with local reporters late Friday afternoon, Williams filled in some of the blanks in wake of Patriots coach Mike Vrabel sharing earlier in the day that his defensive coordinator hasn’t been with the team due to health reasons.
Patriots top pass catcher Hunter Henry ‘excited’ to grow with Josh McDaniels

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Hunter Henry is heading into his fifth season with the Patriots. Josh McDaniels the offensive coordinator when he first arrived in New England. Since then, he’s had Matt Patricia, Bill O’Brien and Alex Van Pelt sandwiched in between McDaniels latest go-round running the offense. Henry said that while he’s technically on his fifth offensive coordinator, the return of McDaniels makes it a little easier.
Patriots TE Hunter Henry surprises foster kids with special gift

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - With the sun setting above Gillette Stadium, Hunter Henry hopped on a bike, and with Drake Maye and Antonio Gibson cheering him on, pedaled his way around the concourse. Henry wasn’t getting extra exercise late Wednesday. He was being hands on at his charity event.
What impresses Joshua Dobbs about Drake Maye? His golf swing, and so much more

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

FOXBOROUGH - Joshua Dobbs hasn’t known Drake Maye for very long. But the Patriots backup quarterback has gleaned a few things about Maye over the past few months. Dobbs said Maye has been acting as his tour guide, showing him around the facility. But the two first met at the NFLPA’s golf event in Cancun, Mexico last month. And they’ve been bonding ever since.
Edelman's next stop? Patriots Hall of Fame

1 week ago | thesunchronicle.com | Karen Guregian

By Karen Guregian [email protected] Julian Edeman was an integral part of the second wave of championships for the New England Patriots. And now, he becomes the first member from the most recent round of championships to gain entry into the Patriots Hall of Fame. MassLive.com is a news partner of The Sun Chronicle. To subscribe, visit masslive.com/subscribe.
Julian Edelman’s next stop? Patriots Hall of Fame

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

Julian Edeman was an integral part of the second wave of championships for the New England Patriots. And now, he becomes the first member from the most recent round of championships to gain entry into the Patriots Hall of Fame. Edelman, a finalist along with Adam Vinatieri and Logan Mankins, emerged from the fan vote to earn his red jacket, becoming the 37th entrant to the exclusive club.
‘Heartbeat’ of LSU, Will Campbell’s work ethic borders on ‘insanity’ per OL coach | Karen Guregian

1 week ago | masslive.com | Karen Guregian

When it comes to Will Campbell, most of the conversation has revolved around his arm length. Or lack of such. That’s been a source of great debate regarding the Patriots first round pick, who was taken fourth overall. Once you get past the arms, however, there’s so much more to learn about the Patriots rookie left tackle. One Campbell trait that needs no scrutiny? His ability to to lead and set the desired culture.