On Sept. 23, 2001, then-Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe suffered a dramatic mid-game injury that changed his life forever Skyler Trebel is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. He has been working at ...

Twenty years ago, Tom Brady was just a sixth-round draft pick out of Michigan serving as Drew Bledsoe's backup. No one, except maybe Brady himself, believed he'd achieve half of what he's accomplished ...

On September 23, 2001, former New York Jets linebacker Mo Lewis collided with New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe near the sideline in the fourth quarter of their matchup. A lot changed on ...

Nearly a quarter-century ago, former New York Jets linebacker Mo Lewis delivered a hit on Drew Bledsoe that changed the course of NFL history. Tired of being held responsible by Jets fans for ...

In 2001, Mo Lewis delivered a tackle that altered NFL history. Lewis, who spent his entire pro career with the New York Jets, tackled then-New England Patriots starting quarterback Drew Bledsoe. The ...

For 31 years, New England Patriots quarterback Drew Bledsoe held the NFL record for most completions in a single game with 45. During Week 11 of the 2025 season, an old friend snapped that record.

Brett Favre wins a QB challenge against Drew Bledsoe and Troy Aikman. Favre threw 75 yards to beat Bledsoe by a yard or so.

Almost everyone experiences some butterflies when they begin their first day of work, but not Tom Brady. As Tuesday marked the 24th anniversary of Mo Lewis' infamous hit on Drew Bledsoe, Brady shared ...

On Sept. 23, 2001, Drew Bledsoe was leading the New England Patriots as quarterback in a seemingly routine game against the New York Jets. Doctors soon found that the on-field hits had sheared a blood ...