The Patriots head coach had a chance to end speculation surrounding Kayshon Boutte's future, but fell short.
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A dream trade scenario might actually become reality for the Patriots after the 2026 season.
Kayshon Boutte is turning heads early at Patriots training camp, and his strong start could make New England's wide receiver decisions much tougher than expected.
Hunter Henry enters a contract year with the Patriots, but Eli Raridon's development could shape New England's long-term plans at tight end.
The Patriots could be bringing back a Brady-era offensive staple that may help Drake Maye and Josh McDaniels unlock another level in 2026.
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Will Campbell's rookie season wasn't perfect, but a recent NFL re-draft suggests the Patriots still made the right call at No. 4 overall.
Mike Vrabel built his reputation on leadership and messaging, but one recent response didn't sound like the coach Patriots fans have come to know and trust.
One anonymous scout’s blunt assessment made a recent New England Patriots draft decision look far riskier.
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DeAndre Hopkins' early work with the Patriots could help accelerate Drake Maye's chemistry with new No. 1 receiver A.J. Brown.
The latest prediction for where Stefon Diggs will land for the 2026 season is a major plus for the Patriots.
The Patriots' decision not to extend pass rusher K'Lavon Chaisson might be a move they pay for in 2026.
Drake Maye's comments and his best throw from Day 1 of Patriots training camp both sent an encouraging message about Kayshon Boutte's chances of sticking on the roster.
One imperative for the Patriots in light of ratings like these or just based on their performances remains inescapable. Both Drake Maye and Christian Gonzalez deserve contract extensions. There should be no questions whatsoever about that.
Robert Kraft says the Patriots are prepared to make Christian Gonzalez the NFL's highest-paid cornerback, but one key contract detail remains unknown.
The Patriots finally signed Gabe Jacas, but the second-round pick now enters training camp playing catch-up after missing valuable offseason time.
The absence of some of the most productive defenders from the 2025 season gives one Patriots' unknown a big opportunity to make a name for himself.
The AFC's No. 3 seed in 2025 will be looking to surpass the Patriots in 2026.
The Patriots are about to start training camp with a lot of money left to spend to improve their 2026 roster.
As a former Patriots draft pick steps into a stage of his post-NFL career, he will spend time where everything started and learn from some of the best.
The Patriots go into the 2026 season with a wide open AFC, and if they want to improve their chances of winning it all, they could pull off another trade.