The New England Patriots signed veteran defensive tackle Mike Purcell on Thursday. Contract terms were not announced. The Patriots are looking for help on the line after announcing Sunday that standout defensive tackle Christian Barmore is out indefinitely after being
New England Patriots outside linebacker Matthew Judon was back at practice Thursday, three days after a heated exchange with coach Jerod Mayo and members of the team’s front office. The veteran is disgruntled about his current contract, but he had
Every single season there are players that make massive jumps in the offseason to become star players and key contributors to their team. Here are some of the most likely breakout players for the AFC East. Buffalo Bills: So far
New England Patriots defensive tackle Davon Godchaux agreed to a two-year contract extension worth up to $21 million with $16.5 million guaranteed, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday. The reported deal comes one week after Godchaux openly vented his frustration
Unhappy with his current contract situation, New England Patriots outside linebacker Matthew Judon had an animated conversation with head coach Jerod Mayo and Patriots’ front-office members while not participating in practice on Monday. Judon had been a full participant in
New England Patriots defensive tackle Christian Barmore is out indefinitely after being diagnosed with blood clots. Barmore was “appropriately treated” by doctors at Massachusetts General Brigham Hospital, the Patriots announced on Sunday, Barmore’s 25th birthday. “Our principal concern at this
New England Patriots safety Jabrill Peppers signed a contract extension, coach Jerod Mayo confirmed on Friday morning. “I can confirm it. I’m the head coach. I can confirm it,” Mayo said. “… I am very happy for Peppers and for
New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo knows all about being the new guy, but he reiterated on Tuesday the importance of experience. That’s the main reason he’ll start his first camp as a head coach since replacing Bill Belichick
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New England Patriots wide receiver Kayshon Boutte will not be prosecuted on charges related to illegal online gaming that police said took place while he was underage and still a player at Louisiana State University, a