After the pick-six, the Twitter hounds were unleashed, which included ESPN First Take star Skip Bayless, and WWE legend The Iron Shiek. I’m serious. Julian Edelman led the NFL in drops last season.

Kickoff is set for 4:25 p.m. Julian Edelman’s reaction to Tom Brady: At the age of 44, Tom Brady again proved he’s still able to lead his team to victory at the highest level on Thursday night.

The Patriots suffered a truly stunning loss on Sunday, falling 30-24 to the Raiders on a crazy final play. Former Patriots defensive end Chandler Jones ran the ball back for a walk-off touchdown ...

James Brady (@JamesBradySBN) February 8, 2018 Let's take a look at the rest of the reactions from Twitter, starting with Julian Edelman, who just wants to be paid back his money. @JimmyG_10 yo ...

All those things seem to have drawn Julian Edelman’s attention, with the receiver posting a funny meme on Twitter with his face photoshopped on top of a GIF of Bill Belichick (at the NFL combine).

And the instant Twitter reactions to the New England Patriots ... Perhaps no other play will define the Patriots' win better than Julian Edelman's miracle catch with just over two minutes left ...

He was arguably the game's defensive MVP. Edelman gave credit to the defensive effort after the game: Erik Frenz @ErikFrenz Julian Edelman: “They should be the MVP: the whole D.” He is the ...

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Julian Edelman ... Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. Edelman was actually in Las Vegas to attend Sunday’s game in person, meaning he was able to provide an instant reaction to New England’s ...

Julian Edelman spent his entire career with the New England Patriots before officially retiring following the 2021 NFL season. He won three Super Bowl rings during their dynastic run that lasted ...

Julian Edelman's mother filmed his father's reaction after receiving news from ... Follow Patriots Wire on Twitter and Facebook. Trump said he was issuing a "pardon" for Pete Rose in February.