After a rainy and cold football practice in Foxborough, New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye walked up to his typical media availability all smiles.
The month of Marcus Jones continues to roll on. Earlier in the week, the New England Patriots cornerback and defensive captain signed a three-year extension to remain with the team.
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — In the immortal words of the ancient Roman philosopher Seneca, “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.” Since the
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The New England Patriots spent Tuesday reshaping their depth chart, first shipping edge rusher Keion White to the 49ers, then sending safety Kyle Dugger to the Steelers for 2026 late-round capital.
The New England Patriots have been sellers in the final days before the NFL trade deadline, but smoke is starting to form around the idea that they could be buyers, as well.
The New England Patriots are looking to win the AFC. Not just the AFC East, but the entire conference, and at 6-2, they're ready to make a splash that keeps them contenders, and starts the Mike Vrabel era with a bang.
In six of the New England Patriots’ eight games to start 2025, they’ve allowed an opening drive touchdown. Now while the team has been able to bounce back and play near perfect football in the ensuing second halves, the slow starts haven’t been encouraging.
Christian Gonzalez and Keion White arrived in New England as part of the same draft class, joining the Patriots as their first and second picks in 2023.
Drake Maye’s breakout season has the Patriots and much of the NFL taking notice, but some veteran observers urge caution before anointing him the franchise cornerstone.
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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — While New England Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore was conspicuous by his absence from the first quarter of the team’s 32-13 victory over the Cleveland Browns in Week 8, he made his presence felt as the team took the practice fields adjacent to Gillette Stadium to begin Week 9.
The same day the New England Patriots decided to part ways with a pair of holdovers from the Bill Belichick era, they also committed to another long-term.
The New England Patriots officially promoted RB Terrell Jennings from the practice squad and signed RB D’Ernest Johnson to the practice squad in a corresponding move, per the NFL Transactions wire. Johnson, 29, wound up going undrafted out of South Florida back in 2019.
The New England Patriots are surging into the feel good story of the 2025 season. But they endured a scare involving Rhamondre Stevenson, who’s now dealing with an NFL injury.
Stefon Diggs and the New England Patriots face the Atlanta Falcons in Week 9. They look to stay hot with a five-game winning streak, most recently defeating the Cleveland Browns.
The New England Patriots made significant roster moves Tuesday night, trading away two former defensive starters—defensive end Keion White and safety Kyle Dugger—in separate deals that mark another step in the team’s transition under first-year head coach Mike Vrabel.
The Steelers made a notable addition to their secondary on Tuesday in acquiring safety Kyle Dugger from the Patriots. While Dugger entered the day under contract through 2027, that is no longer the case.
Marcus Jones will not reach free agency upon the upcoming conclusion of his rookie pact. The cornerback/punt returner has agreed to a Patriots extension.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Patriots are open to moving S Kyle Dugger ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. Schefter “would bet” Dugger will no longer be in New England when the deadline passes.
New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel has learned a lot from Bill Belichick, but the former linebacker provided another reminder on Sunday that he is determined to do things his own way.