As the Patriots begin final approach to what promises to be an eventful offseason — the new league year begins on March 12 — one expert thinks New England should consider trading one of its 2024 rookies.

The New England Patriots entered their 2024 training camp with some promise at the outside linebacker position. On paper, the top quartet of Matthew Judon, Anfernee Jennings, Joshua Uche and free agency pickup Oshane Ximines had the potential to solidify the edge in the run game while also providing some pressure versus the pass.

Former New England Patriots offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt has found a new job for the 2025 NFL season. Van Pelt will be a senior offensive assistant for the Los Angeles Rams under head coach Sean McVay,

Among the new hires is Alex Van Pelt, who was the New England Patriots’ offensive coordinator in 2024 and will be a senior offensive assistant for the Rams. He joins the team for his first season in L.A. after a one-year stint in New England. He was previously the Cleveland Browns’ offensive coordinator from 2020-2023, as well.

I think they’re maybe coming out with a — maybe — the fans are wanting some blues, some throwback blues,” Maye said.

I think that is what his staple was, what he left on the organization." The post Drake Maye believes Bill Belichick’s impact is still felt with Patriots appeared first on Boston.com.

The New England Patriots will be tasked with finding new weapons for Drake Maye this offseason. They could end up bringing in multiple star players to give their offense a boost.

New England Patriots front office executives Eliot Wolf, Alonzo Highsmith and Matt Groh traveled to Indianapolis on Monday for the NFL combine, according to Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan.

A few mock drafts have the Patriots addressing their need for an offensive tackle while a few others have them focusing on defensive line help. The post 2025 NFL mock draft roundup: Who experts have Patriots selecting ahead of combine appeared first on Boston.

The NFL Combine will be held this week in Indianapolis. Here are five prospects to watch from a New England Patriots prospective, including two offensive tackles.