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New England Patriots 2023 practice squad tracker

Sara Marshall
Sara Marshall

Musket Fire

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Now that the Patriots have finalized their 53-man roster for the 2023 season, there are still moves to make with waiver claims and practice squad additions.

There were several surprising moves made as they were building their team, like waiving Malik Cunningham and Bailey Zappe, which left Mac Jones as the lone quarterback on the team. But Bill Belichick is reportedly far from done adding to the team.

Waiver claims

In another shocking move, the Patriots did not claim a single player, nor did they lose a player they waived. Considering the cuts they made yesterday and some of the specific players they waived, it seemed there was an intention to claim a few that became available via other teams.

Many predicted they would claim a tight end or a quarterback, two positions with no depth, but Belichick must have other plans in mind.

Practice squad signings

As of 7 p.m. on Wednesday, the Patriots have filled the 16 available spots for their practice squad.

  • S Joshuah Bledsoe
  • TE Pharoh Brown
  • QB Malik Cunningham
  • OL James Ferentz
  • LB Joe Giles-Harris
  • RB Kevin Harris
  • RB Ty Montgomery
  • LB Calvin Munson
  • LB Ronnie Perkins
  • DT Jeremiah Pharms
  • WR Thyrick Pitts
  • OL Kody Russey
  • TE Matt Sokol
  • OT Andrew Stueber
  • P Corliss Waitman
  • QB Bailey Zappe

Released players that could be re-signed to the practice squad

  • DT Carl Davis
  • LB Diego Fagot
  • TE Anthony Firkser
  • S Brad Hawkins
  • OL Chasen Hines
  • TE Johnny Lumpkin
  • RB C.J. Marable
  • QB Trace McSorley
  • DB Quandre Mosley
  • OL Bill Murray
  • CB Rodney Randle
  • DT Justus Tavai
  • RB J.J. Taylor
  • OL Micah Vanderpool
  • TE Scotty Washington
  • WR Raleigh Webb
  • LB Carson Wells
Sara Marshall

Sara Marshall

Sara Marshall has been covering the New England Patriots since 2020 and became the Editor at Musket Fire in January 2024. A sports optimist at heart, her goal has always been to bring more positivity to New England sports media. Besides football, she's also a big WWE fan and has her own YouTube channel to discuss the latest on everything professional wrestling.