(Photo: Stacy Revere/Getty Images) With the NFL draft just under two weeks away, there are plenty of questions that remain unanswered. One that seems to be on everyone’s mind lately: will the Patriots trade up for a quarterback? Several different mock draft’s from NFL analysts have the Patriots doing so. Most notably, Mel Kiper from …
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(Photo: Winslow Townson/AP Images for Panini) The New England Patriots have terminated wide receiver Julian Edelman’s contact, per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport. Further reporting from ESPN’s Adam Schefter through Mike Reiss indicates that despite being a free agent, the expectation is that Edelman will retire. Edelman was with the Patriots for 12 seasons. He finished …
Tom Brady spoke with Michael Strahan about his transition to Tampa, his health, and compartmentalizing family and football.
The Patriots need to do something soon to show that they’re not giving up at quarterback
Texas lawyer Tony Buzbee announced that his firm will be holding a press conference on Tuesday to address “important and significant developments in the Deshaun Watson case.”
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Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots were expected to be aggressive in their rebuilding process this offseason, but many didn’t expect them to be this aggressive. They’ve acquired the two top tight ends on the market in Hunter Henry and Jonnu Smith and on the defensive side, they’ve added several pieces that will complement what was already a very good unit. However, they failed to add a true #1 WR to what was arguably the worst receiving corps in the league. Nelson Agholor and Kendrick Bourne are good additions, but the Patriots need more. While the receivers not named Jakobi Meyers underperformed last year, this N’Keal Harry comparison will hopefully have Patriots fans reconsidering their desire to see him shipped out of town.
New faces will be headed to the New York Jets as it was announced Tuesday that former Titans wide receiver Corey Davis and former Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Carl Lawson both came to agreements tying them to the organization for three years apiece. Davis, 26, signed a contract worth $37.5 million with $27 million guaranteed. …
