Tom E. Curran is a writer at NBC Sports Boston. He specializes in team sports and competitive sports, with a keen focus on the sports business landscape. His insights and analyses have been featured in various outlets including NBC Sports, New England Cable News, and Yahoo Sports.
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FOXBORO -- It's coming up on seven years since Jeff Ebner was killed. November 14, 2008. That's the day Jeff died in a Miami, Ohio, hospital.
Mike Kensil, the NFL suit that turned a suspicion about deflated footballs into a 16-month, multi-million dollar crisis that's enveloped the league, has been reassigned.
By: Tom E. Curran
(Editor's Note: Tom E. Curran originally filed this column in May, 2016.) Don Shula landed in the hospital this week and, fortunately, the 86-year-old former Dolphins coach was treated and released
By: Tom E. Curran
“We're chasing a dynasty.” That's how Patrick Mahomes closed his ode of gratitude after signing the richest contract in pro sports history.
By: Tom E. Curran, Phil Perry
Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry share their answers to six burning Patriots questions. What a difference a year can make.
Covering the Patriots, you know you have to keep your head on a swivel. Any time of year, any time of day, no matter how serene things seem, chaos is a phone call, email, text or – now – Slack message away.
The Broncos painted themselves into a tight little corner with the way they managed the quarterback position in 2015.
By: Tom E. Curran
PHOENIX – Robert Kraft wasn't just the main dish on the media menu this week at the NFL's Annual Meeting, he was the only dish.
By: Tom E. Curran
Here we are again at the edge of the volcano. A Patriots player we thought irreplaceable is nearing replacement.
By: Tom E. Curran
Here we are again at the edge of the volcano. A Patriots player we thought irreplaceable is nearing replacement.
