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Patriots request second interview with Rams coach for offensive coordinator job

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2 years ago

January 26, 2024

Patriots request second interview with Rams coach for offensive coordinator job

The Patriots are planning to host Rams tight ends coach Nick Caley for a second offensive coordinator interview Sunday, according to the NFL Network.

Caley was the first candidate to interview last Monday. He is an ex-Patriots assistant who spent eight of his nine NFL seasons in New England before leaving for Los Angeles last year. Caley also coached tight ends for the Patriots, who interviewed him virtually Monday.

Caley fits the profile of most candidates to interview for the job thus far: assistants with experience under Rams coach Sean McVay. The Patriots have also met with Rams quarterbacks coach/pass game coordinator Zac Robinson, Panthers offensive coordinator Thomas Brown, Texans quarterbacks coach Jerrod Johnson and newly hired offensive coordinators Dan Pitcher and Shane Waldron, who landed with the Bengals and Bears, respectively, this week. Caley is the only candidate with prior experience in New England.

According to the NFL Network, Caley won’t be alone en route to Foxboro. The Patriots also plan on interviewing Rams assistant special teams coach Jeremy Springer on Sunday for their special teams coordinator job. Springer is one of three assistants to interview for the position, after Falcons special teams coordinator Marquice Williams and ex-Giants special teams coordinator Thomas McGaughey.

On Friday, the NFL Network also reported the Patriots plan to interview Lions pass game coordinator Tanner Engstrand for their offensive coordinator job. Engstrand is a four-year NFL coach who worked with Detroit’s tight ends last year after spending his first two seasons as an offensive assistant. Engstrand also spent time in the XFL as an offensive coordinator and in college at the University of Michigan (2018) and University of San Diego (2005-17).

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Bell, Camden combine for 10 3-pointers, help Cal cruise past Boston College 86-75

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3 hours ago

February 14, 2026

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Bell, Camden combine for 10 3-pointers, help Cal cruise past Boston College 86-75

BOSTON — – Chris Bell made six 3-pointers and scored 22 points to help California cruise past Boston College 86-75 on Saturday.

Cal (18-8, 6-7 Atlantic Coast Conference) never trailed against BC, and led by as many as 20 points in each half. The Golden Bears ended a two-game skid that included a 107-100, double-overtime loss to Syracuse.

Bell shot 8 of 13 from the field and 6 of 10 from long range. John Camden made four 3s and finished with 15 points. Dai Dai Ames also scored 15 points and Justin Pippen chipped in with 12. Cal shot 56% overall and 48% (14 of 29) from beyond the arc.

Fred Payne scored 16 points to lead Boston College (9-16, 2-10), which has lost six straight games. Chase Forte added 14 points, and Luka Toews and Jayden Hastings scored 12 each.

With 4:18 remaining, Toews hit a 3-pointer to spark a 10-3 spurt that pulled the Eagles to 80-71 with 2:16 left. Camden answered with a 3 and BC didn’t get closer.

Cal used a 19-8 run, capped by Camden’s 3-pointer, for a 20-point lead late in the first half. Payne’s 3 helped pull the Eagles to 43-28 at the break. In the second half, another Camden 3 stretched the Golden Bears’ lead to 55-35 with 16:32 to play.

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Cal: The Golden Bears face Stanford at home on Saturday.

Boston College: The Eagles are at Florida State on Saturday.

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Skating Club of Boston cheers on Maxim Naumov

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February 14, 2026

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Skating Club of Boston cheers on Maxim Naumov

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Delta is bringing back direct flights between Boston and Hawaii

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1 day ago

February 13, 2026

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The service begins Dec. 19.

A Delta Air Lines jet takes off from Logan International Airport in June 2022.

By Kristi Palma

February 13, 2026 | 1:17 PM

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Bostonians will again enjoy nonstop service between Boston and Hawaii in late 2026, Delta Air Lines announced on Friday.

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Delta, a leading carrier at Logan International Airport, will begin service between Boston and Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu on Dec. 19 as part of its winter seasonal schedule. It will once again become America’s longest domestic route.

Last year, Boston travelers could book nonstop flights to Hawaii on two airlines —Delta and Hawaiian Airlines. But those routes were cancelled last year and there is not currently a direct flight between New England and Hawaii.

Delta launched direct service between Boston and Honolulu in 2024 and suspended the service in 2025 “to align with consumer demand.” Then Hawaiian cancelled its direct flight between Boston and Honolulu in August because it was “underperforming.”

“The returning route reopens a long-haul leisure link between the Northeast and the islands, offering customers a single-flight escape to O‘ahu’s iconic shoreline, cultural landmarks and vibrant city-meets-beach experience,” wrote Delta officials in a press release.

The flights will operate daily during the peak holiday travel period in December and, after that, drop down to four times weekly for the winter season. Delta did not provide an end date for the seasonal service. Customers will travel on an Airbus A330-300.

“Hawaii plays an important role in our long-haul leisure network,” said Amy Martin, vice president of network planning for Delta Air Lines, in a statement. “This expansion strengthens connectivity from key U.S. hubs while giving customers more choice in how they reach the islands, alongside the premium travel experience they expect on these long-haul flights.”

The airline also announced the launch of new service between Minneapolis–St. Paul and Maui.

Kristi Palma

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Kristi Palma is the travel writer for Boston.com, focusing on the six New England states. She covers airlines, hotels, and things to do across Boston and New England. She is the author of Scenic Six, a weekly travel newsletter.

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