The Patriots’ 2021 season is right around the corner. After seeing the roster fall into place following the NFL Draft and free agency, here are the breakdowns of each position group before the new season. Last week, we took a look at the quarterbacks. With the Patriots running back, can they lead the offense once …
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The Patriots 2021 season is right around the corner. After seeing the roster fall into place following the NFL Draft and free agency, here are the breakdowns of each position group before the new season. The New England Patriots spent nearly 20 years getting the best quarterback play in the history of the game. The …
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The Stephon Gilmore saga continues. It remains a mystery when or if Gilmore will return to the Patriots, but his latest statement on Twitter certainly doesn’t make it seem like the two sides are any closer to a resolution. After missing OTAs and mandatory minicamp, Gilmore not-so-subtly confirmed the speculation that his absence was indeed a contract holdout.
With Patriots minicamp wrapping up, KJ and Colin discuss whether the quarterback competition should be taken seriously, ongoing Stephon Gilmore trade talks, Josh Uche being the surprise of camp, and where things stand with the team and Chase Winovich!
The Patriots added plenty of talent to the roster, but which players could surprise in 2021? The New England Patriots wanted a more competitive roster in 2021 and they got what they wished for. Bill Belichick, almost uncharacteristically, spent in free agency to retool the roster. With a beefed-up defense and more depth at wide …
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After being a no-show at OTAs, Gilmore hasn’t shown up for Patriots mandatory minicamp. What does it mean for his status on the team moving forward? Could Gilmore’s time in New England be coming to an end?
McDaniels’ offense has undergone quite the makeover. The disappointment from failing to land Julio Jones despite being the favorites to land the eventual Hall of Fame receiver has overshadowed New England’s spectacular offseason. On top of bringing back Trent Brown and drafting a (potential) new starting quarterback, the Patriots have reshaped their entire array of weapons. If New England had traded for Jones, there would be less debate about which player would take the reins as the top target. With two star tight ends, a couple of average additions at receiver, and a few more players returning to the passing attack, who should be expected to be the main target in the passing attack?
The final piece to the puzzle was right there in front of them. The last ingredient to getting back to former glory. The key to contending with the AFC’s elite once more. It was there for the taking, and the Patriots refused to take it. Julio Jones, one of the best receivers of the last decade, is now a Tennessee Titan. He was traded there on June 6th after 10 seasons with the Atlanta Falcons.
As Patriots OTA’s wrap up this week, we’re slowly starting to get a sense of where things stand with the team heading into training camp. After Julio Jones was traded to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, it looks like New England is going to stick with the wide receiver room that they have. The chances of star cornerback Stephon Gilmore being traded also don’t seem too high.
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