Coming off of a 4-13 season the New England Patriots needed to be busy in free agency – and they were. According to OverTheCap.com they’ve agreed to spend a league-leading $197.8 million in guaranteed money this offseason, spread out over 16 signings (tied for the eighth-most in the NFL). However, some observers were quick to […]
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As Mike Vrabel takes over as head coach of the New England Patriots, the biggest task facing the team is the continued development and growth of quarterback Drake Maye. The third overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft showed plenty of promise during his rookie season, and now the question is how the team will
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Coming out of free agency, left tackle remains the biggest need for the New England Patriots. So naturally, it was the first thing head coach Mike Vrabel was asked about when speaking with reporters at the NFL Owners Meetings on Monday morning. “The plan is to continue to evaluate our roster and see who’s there
As the calendar gets ready to flip to April, NFL Draft season has hit full swing. That means it’s time for a new edition of the Mock Draft Mailbag. Last time we did this exercise, the New England Patriots were just coming out of free agency. The team has since made more moves, and we’ve
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In signing wide receiver Stefon Diggs, the New England Patriots are hoping to get the coverage-dictating ‘No. 1’ wide receiver they’ve been chasing for the past few seasons now. Diggs is working his way back from a torn ACL (he told reporters on Friday he’s “ahead of schedule” with his rehab), but if/when healthy he’d
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When the New England Patriots signed wide receiver Stefon Diggs earlier this week, the immediate question was about his status for the start of the season. Diggs, 31, missed most of last season after he tore his ACL on Oct. 27. Initial reporting from ESPN’s Adam Schefter suggested Diggs is “on track” to return for
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This offseason has seen the New England Patriots part ways with multiple longtime members of the team. The latest such player appears to be linebacker Ja’Whaun Bentley. On Friday afternoon, Bentley posted on X/Twitter “New England!! Thank You for Everything!! It’s Been a Blessing” Shortly after that, ESPN’s Mike Reiss noted that the “expectation is
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By this point in the NFL Draft process, New England Patriots fans should be plenty familiar with ‘arm length’ talk. The general consensus is that players need at least 33-inch arms to succeed at tackle in the NFL, with players with shorter arms typically moving inside to guard. That has been relevant to the tackle-needy
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Heading into the 2025 NFL Draft, tight end is less of an immediate need for the New England Patriots that some other spots. Hunter Henry and Austin Hooper both return in 2025 after being one of the better tight end duos in the NFL last year – they led the way as the Patriots ranked
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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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