Julian Edelman shared his opinion about his former teammate Tom Brady's broadcasting debut. Here's what he said.

Count Julian Edelman and James White among those impressed with Jerod Mayo and the Patriots' performance after Week 1.

For decades, Bill Belichick was one of the most feared people in the National Football League. It wasn’t just his success on the field that scared people but also his cold and harsh demeanor. Belichick was known for his attention to detail and running his team with military-like discipline,

In addition to his high-profile NFL broadcasting gig with Fox, Tom Brady has upped his social media game in recent months, documenting more of his day-to-day life on his new YouTube channel. In the latest behind-the-scenes video released on Thursday,

Former New England Patriots wide receiver Julian Edelman had high praise for the organization following their upset win over the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 1. The team making the running game the focal point impressed Edelman the most.

Bill Belichick mentee Julian Edelman along with Patriots and Buccaneers legend Tom Brady are sharing a lot of laughs in their new video.

Former New England Patriots teammates Tom Brady and Julian Edelman recently hung out before the legendary quarterback started his broadcasting career as a game analyst. In the latest episode of his vlog, Brady was made to dissect some of his highlights as a form of practice before he made his debut for Fox Sports in Week 1 of the new NFL season.

Julian Edelman is one of the top recent stars for the New England Patriots' franchise. He was one of the most consistent wide receivers in the NFL and was a favorite of team legend Tom Brady.Throughout the years,

Belichick — who was known for his short, straightforward answers when dealing with the media during his time as Patriots coach — has shown a bit of personality during his appearances. He’s used humor and experience to draw some positive reviews from around the business — including his former.

The whole time, Digger Phelps kept staring at the other bench, and after awhile it became distracting. Here he was, carnation in lapel, a full house at Pauley Pavilion, a national TV audience — exactly the kind of moment he lived for his entire professional life — and he had to keep reminding himself: Stop looking.

Since becoming a member of the media, Bill Belichick has appeared to avoid discussing the Patriots until they were handed their first loss of the season.