The New England Patriots recently released defensive tackle Lawrence Guy and safety Adrian Phillips in a pair of cost-cutting moves. While nobody likes to lose their job, the Patriots did these two a bit of a favor by releasing them now.
With the Los Angeles Chargers' needs in the secondary, they could look to an old friend this offseason. Former Bolts All-Pro safety Adrian Phillips has been released by the New England Patriots as they look to get younger on their defense. Phillips spent six seasons with the Chargers before he joined the Patriots in 2020.
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Veteran New England Patriots safety Adrian Phillips wants everyone to know he expects quarterback Mac Jones to bounce back in a big way following a rough 2022 season. "I've seen him grow and change a lot," Phillips said about Jones on Tuesday, per Michael Hurley of CBS News Boston.
Devin McCourty, New England's longtime starting free safety, is mulling retirement. His ultimate decision could determine the team's direction in free agency and draft. If McCourty retires, the Patriots could turn to either the Draft, free agency or a promotion from within as a replacement.
Phillips agreed to a three-year extension with the Patriots on Saturday that will pay him $12.75 million and keep him under contract through the 2024 season.