Patriots meeting with Anthony Richardson is not that surprising. It is a part of the Combine process

March 3, 2023

The Patriots met with Florida quarterback Anthony Richardson at the Scouting Combine this week. Many might ask, why meet with him? It is not like the Patriots are taking a quarterback in the first round. Especially not one who has made 13 starts and needs refinement. Well, like I tell people all the time. We are not privy to their draft board. We don’t know what they think of Richardson….

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25 players to watch for the Patriots at the Combine

March 2, 2023

The Combine begins this week in Indianapolis and there are plenty of prospects to keep an eye on as the week begins. The Patriots have multiple needs so what we have done is identified their top five needs and based this list on who could be available at Pick 14 of the first round. Here are 25 players to watch this weekend. Peter Skronski, OT, Northwestern: Skronski could be the…

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Patriots working out Slade Bolden. Should you be excited? Not yet

February 28, 2023

The Patriots are working out former Alabama wide receiver Slade Bolden according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss. The 24 year old Bolden signed as an undrafted free agent with the Baltimore Ravens last April but never played a game with them as he was released in August after a sports hernia injury. The 5-11 189 pound Bolden played with Mac Jones and under Bill O’Brien at Alabama in 2021. Bolden and…

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Some classic Patriots offensive concepts that could make a return under Bill O’Brien

February 27, 2023

With the return of Bill O’Brien to New England as offensive coordinator, several offensive concepts that we were accustomed to seeing through the years could make a return this upcoming season. Sure, O’Brien will update the offense by bringing in some new concepts and ideas but it will be great seeing some staples of the offense that the Patriots used to run under O’Brien and Josh McDaniels back in the…

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12 areas the Patriots must address this off-season

February 26, 2023

Bill Belichick has a busy off-season ahead of him. With free agency opening up in 18 days and the NFL Draft two months away, there is a lot of work that must be done in the coming weeks. The Patriots currently have $32,057,570 million in cap space according to our good friend Miguel Benzan of patscap. How they use that cap space remains to be seen. Needless to say, Belichick…

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A Mac Jones trade is possible according to sources. Do you buy that?

February 18, 2023

According to MMQB insider Albert Breer and Pro Football Talk’s Mike Florio, the Patriots would listen to trade offers for Mac Jones. So why would the Patriots trade their starting quarterback? According to Breer, Bill Belichick did not like the way Jones handled things last season. “I don’t think Bill appreciated the way that Mac handled some of the stuff last year,” Breer said. “There’s a way that I think…

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Matthew Slater returning for a 16th season

February 18, 2023

(AP Photo/Jeff Roberson) The Patriots announced on Friday that Matthew Slater is planning on returning for a 16th season. The news comes as a surprise as many thought Slater would retire after last season. How do we 𝙛𝙚𝙚𝙚𝙚𝙡!? pic.twitter.com/6lpiYbXcBL — New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 18, 2023 The announcement was met with universal applause. Slater is one of the greatest special teams players of all time and an all time…

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“In Bill We Trust” is no longer a thing around these parts

February 16, 2023

Adam Glanzman/Getty Images The moniker “In Bill We Trust” came to define the Patriots dynasty in many ways. Even more so than “Do Your Job” or the “Patriot Way.” It meant that no matter what other teams did, Patriots fans trusted that Bill Belichick would always find a way to keep the Patriots in Super Bowl contention. Well, that trust has waned in recent years with the team missing the…

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Patriots raise ticket prices but lower parking prices

February 16, 2023

On Wednesday, the Patriots announced the first stadium wide ticket price increase since 2008. Prior to yesterday’s announcement, the team had only raised ticket prices in certain sections the last few seasons. The move comes on the heels of the team spending $300 million dollars on additions and renovations to Gillette Stadium. The team did announce that parking prices would be lowered or done away with all together. The team…

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