Patriots depth chart reset: How roster looks after initial free agency wave
The Patriots’ current depth chart shows there’s still plenty of work to be done before the start of the 2025 season.
Patriots make K’Lavon Chaisson, Wes Schweitzer signings official; Daniel Ekuale goes to Steelers
Ekuale started all 16 games that he played during the 2024 season, and made 41 overall appearances for New England.
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What signing Garrett Bradbury in free agency means for the Patriots
Bradbury may or may not have the inside track to become the Patriots’ starting center, but it is clear he no longer was ...
Patriots reset roster with four cuts after free-agent signing flurry
The Patriots released linebackers Curtis Jacobs and Andrew Parker Jr., offensive tackle Caleb Jones and center Lecitus Smith ...
Mike Vrabel’s offseason might keep the Patriots off the Travis Hunter trail
The newcomers to New England include edge rushers Harold Landry III and K’Lavon Chaisson, defensive tackles Milton Williams and Khyiris Tonga, inside linebacker Robert Spillane, cornerback Carlton ...
Patriots May Have Found Replacement for David Andrews
NFL insider Tom Pelissero reports that the Patriots and guard/center Wes Schweitzer agreed to a one-year deal. Schweitzer, a ...
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Texans predicted to replace Laremy Tunsil with Jets projected $7 million free agent
The Houston Texans sent their franchise cornerstone tackle away in a trade. They could sign a veteran with plenty of starting ...
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What will the Patriots do with their remaining cap space?
With the second week of free agency coming to an end, the Patriots still rank among the NFL leaders in cap space.
The best, worst and most intriguing Patriots moves one week into free agency | Karen Guregian
Officially cutting David Andrews on the same day the team trots out Robert Kraft, Eliot Wolf, Mike Vrabel and four of his ...
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Patriots May Have Found Replacement for David Andrews
NFL insider Tom Pelissero reports that the Patriots and guard/center Wes Schweitzer agreed to a one-year deal. Schweitzer, a nine-year veteran, has played 90 games, 62 of which were starts.