I don't think football fans realize how good this defense is/can be, even without Matt Judon or Christian Barmore.

So my No. 1 question for Jerod Mayo would be this: What does "Patriot Football" mean in 2024?

I believe if you're going to take a tackle with a Top-75 draft pick, you owe it to yourself to give him a shot.

Judon has been nominated to the Pro Bowl four times, named to one All-Pro team, and was mentioned as a DPOY candidate in 2022.

While this trade is a good long-term move for this franchise, you wish things had ended differently.

Just on a hurry-up drive in 11 on 11s, Maye ended up getting sacked three times in four plays behind the No. 2 offensive line...

While the frustration around wanting to see Maye play is more than understandable, remember, it's a marathon, not a sprint with him.

The sheer fact Mayo opened the door on the idea he could start as soon as Week 1 in a public setting feels notable.

Being in on a guy like Aiyuk is massive, and it cannot be understated how much he would add to this offense the second he'd arrive.

8 of the 13 players who accounted for at least 30 percent of the Patriots special teams snaps a year ago are now gone.

Don't be surprised if No. 0 officially cements himself as the premier cornerback in football...

Mondre's new deal ranks sixth in the league in total value and average annual value, then seventh in practical guarantees.

I took the liberty of picking out his 12 best ahead of his Patriots HoF induction ceremony, and believe me; there were some tough cuts here

Beyond Jerod Mayo, there's a bevy of former players on this stuff, which isn't exactly new, but specifically the number of team alumni...

The talk about them trading back/drafting anybody else was just smokescreens, as Coach Mayo said they had their eyes on Maye the whole time.

If anyone is running this ship outside of Eliot Wolf moving forward, that would be a massive indictment on the Krafts.

The Patriots essentially traded the rights to Ladd McConkey to get both Ja'Lynn Polk and Javon Baker.

I believe most of the Patriots' eight picks will be used to draft offensive players, specifically quarterback, wide receiver, and...

They still need their long-term answer at quarterback (again), a Trent Brown replacement, and a true No. 1 outside receiver...

Wolf objectively took a colossal risk transition tagging Kyle Dugger and allowing the big man to hit the open market, but it paid off.