It was no secret that the New England Patriots were going to target Ravens starting tackle Ronnie Stanley heavily once the legal tampering period began on Monday. However, Baltimore made sure that didn't happen. The Ravens signed Stanley to a three-year, $60 million deal on Saturday, according to multiple sources.
A primary free agent target for the New England Patriots has officially come off the board. According to multiple sources, offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley has agreed to a three-year, $60 million contract to remain with the Baltimore Ravens, taking him off the radar for any teams interested in him with free agency around the corner.
The New England Patriots might not be able to get their hands on one of their most aspired acquisitions of this offseason per some recent developments.
NFL free agency officially opens on March 10, but the New England Patriots are already making moves to keep some players on the roster. New England are working to retain a key linebacker before potentially losing him to free agency.
The New England Patriots have cash to burn during this year's free agency. Topping the entire NFL in available cap space at over $120 million, the Patriots will be in a position to consider a few major signings on the roster to help right the ship after their second-straight 4-13 campaign was posted in the books.
With the most cap space in the NFL and a new coaching staff looking to make a splash, the New England Patriots are going big game hunting this offseason. Everyone is rightfully focused on wide receivers like DK Metcalf and Chris Godwin, but head coach Mike Vrabel won't ignore the trenches on the offensive and defensive lines.
The New England Patriots have taken the first steps in bringing back a solid part of their defensive unit from last season. According to NFL Network insider
The New England Patriots are obviously in the market for wide receivers to help Drake Maye, and rumor has it that they are aggressively pursuing Seattle Seahawks star D.K.
There are tons of NFL rumors swirling around the league this close to free agency, but one prevailing thought remains the same: The New England Patriots are desperate for wide receiver help.
The New England Patriots could definitely afford to add some bulk on the interior of their defensive line, as it was definitely a weak point in 2024. Of course, the return of Christian Barmore should help, but given all of his unfortunate medical complications, his NFL future seems up in the air.
The New England Patriots are in clear need of significant help along their front seven, as they amassed just 28 sacks this past season. That ranked last in the NFL.
The New England Patriots need playmakers more than any other team in the NFL, and they also have the most cap space in the league heading into free agency.
Adam Schefter, who has been busy already this offseason, just tweeted more breaking news that the Washington Commanders will be releasing 30-year-old former pro-bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen.
The New England Patriots are in the market for a lot of players, and one big role they need to fill is on their defensive line. The Patriots had the least amount of sacks last year and got some of the least amount of pressure on opposing QBs in the NFL.
The New England Patriots have already had an offseason filled with change. After dismissing Jerrod Mayo as head coach and hiring Mike Vrabel, the identity of the team instantly evolved, and more changes can be expected to come when the new league year begins and free agency opens up.
Adding a 1,000-yard rusher to an offense that ranked 13th in the NFL in rushing yards per game and had its lead back run for just 801 yards makes a ton of sense, right?
Although many big-name receivers are available in free agency, Godwin is probably the top prize — now that Tee Higgins is again out of play.
As we head into the meat and potatoes of this NFL offseason, it's clear the New England Patriots will be in the market to make some improvements to their wide receiver room after years of aspiring for more at the position.
As one of the top wide receivers on the market, wide receiver Chris Godwin will be highly sought after this offseason. If one report is to be trusted, the New England Patriots are at the forefront of that conversation.
Josh McDaniels should give Kliff Kingsbury a call before springtime workouts.
The New England Patriots are bringing back two young defenders for the 2025 season. ESPN's Mike Reiss reported on Wednesday that cornerback Alex Austin signed his exclusive rights tender.
If the New England Patriots were to make a substantial leap during the 2025 NFL season, it wouldn’t come as a huge surprise. In place are all the ingredients of a team ready to ascend to the next level.
Jeremy Fowler of ESPN reports that the Patriots plan to use a right-of-first-refusal tender on RFA linebacker Christian Elliss. This move will cost the Patriots $3.263 million for the 2025 season and gives them the opportunity to match an offer he receives from another team.
How can the Patriots return to a desirable destination for players?
The New England Patriots have more salary cap space than any other team in the NFL as free agency quickly approaches, and they are reportedly viewing one position as a priority.
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