Pass-rushers are among the most valuable assets in the NFL, and with over $120 million in cap space, the Patriots don’t need to play the waiting game in free agency. Instead, they can weaponize their cap room, absorbing contracts that other teams want to move on from while giving up minimal draft capital in return.

It wasn’t the first time a player vented frustration after yet another season of futility with the Cleveland Browns. But Myles Garrett is, without question, the best player to do so. His recent declaration that he’s requested a trade (and Cleveland’s continued insistence it isn’t going to happen) sparked pre-Super Bowl conversation around the NFL,

The Patriots might not have many tradeable players on their roster, but they do have an intriguing quarterback prospect during a less-than-impressive QB draft.

The edge rusher position is one of the Patriots’ biggest needs heading into the 2025 season. The Patriots struggled to get a pass-rushing presence last season, especially following the trade of Matthew Judon to the Atlanta Falcons.

The New England Patriots have several decisions to make this offseason, including what to do at the quarterback position for 2025. It's obvious that 2024 first-round pick Drake Maye will be their starter,

According to Boston Sport’s Greg Bedard, the Patriots could consider trading QB Joe Milton this off-season. “I thought the Patriots would hold off on entertaining