Patriots Have Given Out The Second-Most Guaranteed Money In NFL Free Agency -- Ever
Bill Belichick's $137.5 spending spree in just over 24 hours is the second-most guaranteed money given out during the NFL's free agency period -- ever.
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Bill Belichick's $137.5 spending spree in just over 24 hours is the second-most guaranteed money given out during the NFL's free agency period -- ever.
The notion that Cam Newton cannot complete a pass has spread like wildfire in New England. It's so wrong. Let's take a look.
There are trade rumors rumbling about N'Keal Harry, who hasn't lived up to the first-round hype after the Patriots took him 32nd overall in 2019.
Another Patriots reunion may be in the works down in Tampa Bay. The Buccaneers are reportedly interested in signing Patriots free agent running back James White.
A day after agreeing to deals with a number of free agents, Bill Belichick continued his mission on Tuesday. The Patriots have reportedly agreed to a deal with tight end Hunter Henry.
As he dished out over $200 million during a free agency spending bonanza, Bill Belichick has made one thing abundantly clear: He's not messing around this year after the Patriots missed the playoffs in 2020.
Cam Newton is one happy camper.
The details trickling out on some of the agreements made with free agents paint a clearer picture as to exactly how much the team invested.
The Patriots were awfully busy on Monday, the first day of the legal tampering window for free agency. Apparently, they're looking to stay that way.
The Pats capped off Monday's free agent spending spree by reportedly agreeing to a two-year deal with defensive lineman Henry Anderson, who spent the last three seasons with the New York Jets.
NFL free agency isn't even technically open, but the Patriots went on one heck of a spending spree on Monday. Keep track of all the moves here!
New England has reportedly agreed to a deal with San Francisco 49ers free agent wide receiver Kendrick Bourne.
Rob Gronkowski is returning to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
The Patriots have addressed another critical need on their roster, reportedly agreeing to terms with wide receiver Nelson Agholor.
The Patriots have reportedly agreed on a new deal with defensive end Deatrich Wise, who has been with the team for the last four seasons.
