With a trio of star players requesting trades in the 2025 NFL offseason — Micah Parsons, Trey Hendrickson and Terry McLaurin — everybody is looking at the New England Patriots to make a move.
If the New England Patriots find a blue-chip player available before the start of the regular season, executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf won't hesitate to part with a valuable draft pick or other assets to improve the roster.
How many of the players with the most recent 10-touchdown (non-passing) season by NFL team can you name in five minutes?
New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf dropped quite the bombshell on Monday. It’ll remain to be seen whether it actually leads to anything, though.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The New England Patriots are armed with the salary cap space needed to acquire a star player ahead of Week 1, and general manager Eliot Wolf has left that possibility open.
Diggs was inactive for New England's preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday.
Per Mark Daniels, Patriots EVP of player personnel Eliot Wolf said they are “absolutely interested” in trading for available veterans. According to Daniels, Wolf revealed they would be interested in trading a first or second-round pick for a player “worthy of that price tag.” Wolf added that they are in contact with all 31 teams.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
While New England Patriots receiver Stefon Diggs did not play in the team’s second preseason game against the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, he was still a hot topic at halftime.
Some Patriots news and notes on this Monday: 1) There was a lot of frustration aired following the trade of Matthew Judon trade to Atlanta last season, with the Patriots taking heat for dealing him, especially given how bad their pass rush was in 2024.
Just a few months ago, many New England Patriots fans were already prepared to run executive Eliot Wolf out of town following a miserable 4-13 campaign.
The New England Patriots fired Jerod Mayo from his head coaching position after last season, and some felt that there would be a major front-office shakeup across the board.
The New England Patriots finally have their three days of draft action wrapped up in Green Bay, WI, effectively bringing in a batch of 11 new rookies onto the squad.
The New England Patriots have been adding a ton of talent during the 2025 NFL Draft. With so many impactful players joining the roster, there are bound to be veterans listed ahead of the rookies on depth charts.
The New England Patriots have the No. 4 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, so that means there will be some teams interested in trading up. And at the
It’s been a while since Eliot Wolf last spoke to the media, and the Patriots personnel executive took a long look back at last season and came on Wednesday pointing the finger at himself after a tough finish.
According to Jonathan Jones, the Patriots’ decision to fire HC Jerod Mayo on Sunday does not impact the team’s front office. Jones reports that Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf, who is essentially the team’s defacto GM, is considered safe.
Vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf had some critical comments about the team’s 2024 draft class, specifically the wide receivers.
As we head into the soon-approaching 2024 NFL season, the New England Patriots enter the year far from a perfect roster. While this team did see some significant strides in the right direction across the offseason, there are still a few questions to be raised for how this squad will fare across the upcoming 17-game set.
The Patriots were one of the teams that worked out the framework of a trade for Brandon Aiyuk.
Patriots executive Eliot Wolf has been tasked with trying to quickly turn a struggling franchise back into a contender, and he says there is one thing he wishes he had done differently this offseason.
The long-rumored favorite to take over the de facto general manager duties in New England vacated during the exit of former head coach Bill Belichick will officially be taking the job.
The New England Patriots used the third pick of the NFL Draft to select franchise quarterback Drake Maye. Then in a curious move, the team opted for Joe Milton five rounds later.
It came as no surprise when the New England Patriots used the No. 3 overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft on former North Carolina QB Drake Maye. It was surprising, however, when the team decided to draft a second quarterback, selecting Tennessee's Joe Milton III.
A little over a week ago, the Patriots' director of scouting, Eliot Wolf, conducted his pre-draft press conference. When asked about his wide receiver room, Wolf admitted something about that group the previous regime was unwilling to make.
With Caleb Williams ticketed for Chicago and Jayden Daniels moving into clear pole position with Washington, where Drake Maye will end up, it has become perhaps this draft’s top talking point.
Much has been made about the New England Patriots possibly trading the third pick of the 2024 NFL Draft instead of using that asset to select a quarterback. So far that hasn't happened, and we now have a bit of insight into why.
The New England Patriots appear to be considering a big move before the NFL Draft, and it may signal a change in how things are run in the organization.
The New England Patriots have many key needs before the 2024 season begins, and one of those is a crucial position on the offensive line. After losing Trent Brown to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Patriots are in need of a starting left tackle.
Patriots de facto general manager Eliot Wolf served as assistant general manager with the Browns when they made quarterback Baker Mayfield the first pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.
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