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Bedard's Breakdown: With Maye impressing vs. Bears, maybe Patriots defense is the schedule merchant now

Williams posted a +0.32 EPA per dropback when the Patriots blitzed him. For context, it was the second-best EPA/DB performance by an NFL QB this season in a game where the opponent blitzed at least 50% of dropbacks. Michael Penix, in the Falcons' Monday Night Massacre of the Saints, was the only one better (9 of 12, 147 yards, 1 TD, 1 sack, 143.4 rating).

Haggerty: Bruins' scoring depth opening eyes around the league

It was another impressive teamwide victory for the Boston Bruins on Thursday night in a situation where letdowns and phrases like “scheduled losses” can be tossed around pretty liberally. They were returning home from a long, successful road trip and could have been ripe for an effort where they let down and lost focus away from the task against a mediocre Nashville Predators they absolutely should be able to handle.

Podcasts: Bedard on Patriots' loss to the Bears, Maye-Williams duel with 98.5 The SportsHub & CLNS

The New England Patriots saw their three-game winning streak come to an end Thursday night, falling to the Chicago Bears 30-24 in a back-and-forth battle at Soldier Field. Drake Maye put together a productive performance, throwing for 321 yards and two touchdowns while adding a rushing score. However, a costly end-zone interception and early offensive struggles proved difficult to overcome.

FINAL: Bears 30, Patriots 24 - Bears kick 58-yard field goal to seal game

Obviously, the headline in this matchup is the battle between Caleb Williams and Drake Maye, the first and third overall picks in the 2024 NFL Draft. Both quarterbacks have come into their own after being under the tutelage of two of the best offensive minds in the game, Ben Johnson and Josh McDaniels, heading into their second season. Both QBs are really good in their own way.

Red Sox reshuffle coaching staff, face key Rule 5 Draft decisions

Boston will be searching for new coaches at both positions after interim third base coach Chad Epperson was reassigned to manage Triple-A Worcester and first base coach Pablo Cabrera was moved back to his previous role as the organization's minor league defensive coordinator.