Mike Vrabel made it clear before the New England Patriots made any off-season moves: the priority is to improve in the trenches. They still haven’t addressed left tackle, arguably the most pressing need in that area. But veteran right tackle Morgan Moses solidified the right side of the offense, while defensive tackle Milton Williams and […]
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Stefon Diggs is the Patriots’ new No. 1 wide receiver — when healthy. Despite his undeniable talent, Diggs joins New England with considerable risk attached to him, primarily due to his ongoing recovery from a torn ACL suffered in October. But the latest insider reporting on Diggs’ status paints a positive picture. According to Adam
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The New England Patriots continue to put work in on top tackle prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft. At least one of the Pats’ annual top-30 visits will be with a left tackle prospect, as they’re reportedly set to meet in April with Minnesota’s Aireontae Ersery, according to the NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe. Ersery is
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Alex Barth and Matt Dolloff discuss where things stand for the Patriots at the center position, and look at whether or not the team should still take a center in the 2025 NFL Draft.
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Alex Barth and Matt Dolloff discuss Stefon Diggs meeting with the New England Patriots, and what the veteran wide receiver would and wouldn’t bring to the team.
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The best available free agent left tackle came off the market Wednesday, further draining the well of options for the New England Patriots to fill their biggest need. Cam Robinson is signing with the Houston Texans, as first reported by Jordan Schultz, who later added that it’s a one-year deal worth up to $14.5 million.
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The New England Patriots have their center spot locked up for now, but still need a long-term answer at the position. It’s officially the post-David Andrews era in Foxboro, where the Patriots decided to release their longtime captain and two-time Super Bowl-winning center last week. They acted swiftly to sign a short-term replacement, agreeing to
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There’s still plenty of mystery about the Patriots’ plan on offense. But there’s a clear path at the right tackle spot: Morgan Moses leads, and Caedan Wallace develops. The Patriots signed the 34-year-old Moses as a clear plug-and-play starting right tackle, one of their most pressing needs on either side of the ball. Behind Moses is Wallace, a second-year
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The Patriots have a pressing need at center, and they created it themselves after releasing David Andrews last week. A new report suggests that they have a plan in mind to immediately replace Andrews with another veteran. According to ESPN’s Mike Reiss, “it wouldn’t be a surprise” if the Patriots signed center Garrett Bradbury, should
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The Patriots have added a veteran interior offensive lineman to the mix in free agency. According to Tom Pelissero of the NFL Network, the Pats are signing Wes Schweitzer to a one-year deal. Further details of the contract have yet to be reported. Schweitzer, 31, played four games for the New York Jets in the
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