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The New England Patriots finally made their decision and placed a second-round tender on JC Jackson. That might be a big risk.

Why did the New England Patriots give Nelson Agholor $13 million annually when they could've signed Curtis Samuel for less money?

The New England Patriots' spending spree in the early stages of free agency doesn't rule out their chances to land Deshaun Watson.

New England Patriots safety Patrick Chung confirmed on Instagram that after 11 NFL seasons, he has decided to call it quits on his NFL career.

The Patriots reportedly signing tight ends Jonnu Smith and Hunter Henry in free agency could be just what quarterback Cam Newton needs to revive his career.

Former New England Patriots defensive star Kyle Van Noy has returned to the Pats after the Dolphins cut him loose! Alrighty then!

At this point, we simply cannot keep track of the <a href=" ">New England Patriots</a>' spending. Bill Belichick destroyed the c...

Ted Karras is coming back to the New England Patriots on a one-year, $4 million deal, which is cheap for a potential starter on the offensive line.

The latest free agency buzz suggests the New England Patriots are about to lose standout center David Andrews this offseason.

Many fans questioned the New England Patriots' decision to sign Jalen Mills, but it's actually a classic Bill Belichick move.

The New England Patriots signed the hell out of the tight end market this week in free agency, and fans should be all jacked up.

The New England Patriots haven't tendered star cornerback JC Jackson yet and fans should be a little concerned why that's the case.

The New England Patriots ain't done after signing the entire league. They're eyeing Leonard Fournette, which would take Playoff Lenny from Tom Brady.

The New England Patriots continue to shock the world, and they just reportedly signed Hunter Henry to a three-year contract.

The New England Patriots reportedly seeking running back help in free agency says a lot about the futures of certain players.

The New England Patriots have opened up free agency by going ballistic. After making two trades and re-signing Cam Newton, they spent $46 million on Monday.