Patriots Release Kyle Van Noy
Kyle Van Noy's second stint with the Patriots is over.
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Kyle Van Noy's second stint with the Patriots is over.
But according to one NFL agent, the team isn't operating as if anything has changed.
Last week, Josh McDaniels' new job as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders brought him to Indianapolis, the place where he was supposed to become the Colts' head coach four years ago.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft will be the recipient of this year's Sports Business Journal Lifetime Achievement Award. He will receive the award at a ceremony in New York in May.
Another week has passed with no new coaches added to the offensive staff in New England. And with each week that passes, it looks more and more that the Patriots will head into the season with what they've got.
If the Patriots are going to keep J.C. Jackson in Foxboro, it's looking like they'll have to sign him as a free agent.
The Patriots have seemingly had their eyes set on the wide receivers who will be available in this year's draft. Yet some news on Friday means they could have the option of adding a surefire impact player at the position outside of the draft.
Devin McCourty isn't ready to call it quits.
We don't know if the Patriots will spend a high draft pick on a wide receiver. We do know that the team is doing its due diligence at the position.
Josh McDaniels left New England for Las Vegas this offseason, and he brought a lot of Patriots coaches with him. And according to McDaniels, Bill Belichick knew they were going with him.
Bill Belichick's willingness to enter a season with Joe Judge and Matt Patricia as top assistant coaches on the offensive side of the ball has caught a lot of people in New England by surprise. Apparently, that's the case around the NFL, too.
Based on everything he said at the NFL Combine, Slade Bolden sounds like he'd be a great fit in New England.
The New England Patriots are one of the best in the NFL when it comes to volunteering their time. Captain David Andrews was out in full force on Tuesday.
Here in New England, it's been a very J.C. Jackson-centric offseason thus far. That's to be expected when a player at that level of play is staring free agency in the face.
With regard to the Patriots, it appears as though they will have their eyes on some wide receivers.
If David Andrews wants to rock a mullet for the 2022 season, he has some growing to do this offseason.
Here's a look at which players some of the pros envision the Patriots picking in the first round.
The New England Patriots may play overseas during the 2022 season. But it will not be in Germany.
The Patriots have a decision to make on J.C. Jackson. Will Bill Belichick use the franchise tag on the team's star cornerback, or let him walk this offseason.
Kenbrell Thompkins -- the former NFL wide receiver who played for the Patriots, Raiders, and Jets -- has been ordered to pay back the money he illegally obtained by stealing identities and claiming COVID relief funds in 2020.
Now retired from football, Tom Brady is going Hollywood.
If it seemed like Mac Jones was really enjoying himself during the Pro Bowl and Super Bowl weeks, it's probably because that's precisely what he was doing.
J.C. Jackson sounds like he's a bit antsy for a decision on his fate to come from the Patriots.
The season for serious decision-making has officially begun around the NFL. In Foxboro, that likely means a decision is due soon on free agent-to-be J.C. Jackson.
Last week, Scott Zolak threw out some "theoretical" job titles for members of the Patriots' offensive coaching staff. He might have been on to something.
