The New England Patriots are eager to wash out their brutal loss in Super Bowl LX with an aggressive approach in free agency and plenty of cap space to attack big moves to return to the Super Bowl.
Since the anti-climactic conclusion of Super Bowl LX, many have speculated on the manner with which the New England Patriots would approach free agency in 2026.
The New England Patriots are entering a critical offseason, looking to wash out the bad taste in their mouth from a brutal loss in Super Bowl LX. They have plenty of cap space and resources to be aggressive, but the best value in free agency comes from the small moves.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
For Leonard Taylor III, the 2025 season was filled with plenty of downs, and even more ups. The New England Patriots defensive tackle didn't start the season in Foxboro.
With NFL free agency set to officially open up later this week, the New England Patriots are clearly interested in upgrading at the wide receiver position.
Just over five weeks removed from their 29-13 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl LX, the start of the 2026 NFL year is within sight for the New England Patriots.
The Patriots are entering that season like a team that made the Super Bowl. One of the first signs of that came when New England brought back Tommy DeVito on a two-year deal worth up to $7.4 million, giving the team a familiar backup behind Maye and Joshua Dobbs.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has been both amused and impressed by the inquisitive nature of linebacker Jack Gibbens for quite some time.
With the NFL's free agency negotiation window beginning on March 9 at noon EST, teams have been hard at work in preparing for the mania. The New England Patriots are no exception.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The NFL world can rejoice. We have officially made it to free agency, and the New England Patriots will have some work to do before the NFL Draft arrives in April.
Skip Bayless believes the New England Patriots could feel the impact of Stefon Diggs’ departure far beyond the field. The veteran wide receiver was part of the Patriots’ surprising run that turned them into one of the biggest stories of the NFL season.
A significant roster change is underway in New England as the front office prepares to release veteran receiver Stefon Diggs. Following a surprising appearance in the Super Bowl during Mike Vrabel’s first season as head coach, the team has notified the four-time Pro Bowler that he will enter free agency on March 11.
The New England Patriots could be preparing to reshape their receiving lineup once again this offseason. Just weeks after reaching the Super Bowl, the team now faces a major transition at wide receiver following the release of veteran star Stefon Diggs.
While it was the offense that largely carried the New England Patriots to the Super Bowl last season, the defense stepped up in the latter part of the year, with fourth-year linebacker Jack Gibbens emerging as one of the team’s most important contributors.
The New England Patriots are gearing up for another splashy free agency period as they aim to capitalize on their cap room available with Drake Maye's rookie contract.
Regardless of whether it was his impending court case or his averaging of 27.5 receiving yards in the playoffs that ultimately prompted the decision, the end result of the 2025 season still proved to be the New England Patriots cutting Stefon Diggs just one year into his three-year, $63.5-million deal.
The sheen of the 2005 season is starting to fade already for the New England Patriots. After rising from last place in the AFC East to AFC champions in just one season, the congratulations and the pats on the back have started to come to a halt.
Randy Moss once revealed that he secretly visited Tom Brady’s hotel before eventually joining the New England Patriots. The Hall of Fame wide receiver was determined to play with the legendary quarterback and decided to make his pitch in person.
The New England Patriots did not take long to start remodeling after their Super Bowl loss. New England is trading away center Garrett Bradbury to the Chicago Bears, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reported on Friday.
During 2025 roster cutdowns, Tommy DeVito was waived by the Giants. New York’s preference was to keep him in place on the practice squad, but that did not prove to be possible.