Mar 13, 2025; Foxborough, MA, USA; New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf discusses the team’s recent free agent additions with the media at Gillette Stadium.

In his second offseason in charge of the Patriots, Eliot Wolf hit multitudes of home runs. First came the hiring of Mike Vrabel as New England's head coach, reconstructing the defense and wide ...

Eliot Wolf draft pick reveals best part of Mike Vrabel joining Patriots Story by Danny Jaillet, Patriots Wire Sat, Jul 12, 2025 · ...

Before practice, Eliot Wolf said he still sees a role for Dugger in New England. “Yeah, I think there’s still a role,” Wolf said.

Just a few months ago, many New England Patriots fans were already prepared to run executive Eliot Wolf out of town following a miserable 4-13 campaign. And to be quite frank, it was hard to blame ...

The Patriots continue to reshape their front office under Mike Vrabel and Eliot Wolf. According to a source, the Patriots have hired two new scouting assistants and added a new member to their ...

The New England Patriots under Mike Vrabel and Eliot Wolf are looking to change the culture in a big hurry. Doug Farrar writes that these new Pats may have the right idea. The 2024 season under ...

However, New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel and lead personnel executive Eliot Wolf will have to make their toughest decisions yet when it comes to whittling down the main roster to 53 players ...

There are other things at play here, but the emerging partnership between Wolf and Cowden has my intrigue. Obviously, Vrabel will have to be the intermediary, but it could work out for the best ...

NFL insider Albert Breer believes Eliot Wolf's job is safe with the New England Patriots. A reader asked if Patriots vice president of player personnel Ryan Cowden would get a promotion and take ...

Just a few months ago, many New England Patriots fans were already prepared to run executive Eliot Wolf out of town following a miserable 4-13 campaign. And to be quite frank, it was hard to blame ...