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Eric Canha-Imagn Images It marks a return to Indianapolis for the 2022 draft pick. Eric Johnson II will be returning to the organization that filled out his NFL draft card. The Indianapolis Colts claimed the defensive tackle off waivers from the New England Patriots on Thursday afternoon. We have claimed DT Eric Johnson II off waivers (from NE) and waived S Marcel … [Read more...] about Colts claim defensive tackle Eric Johnson II off waivers from Patriots

Photo by Ian Johnson/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Defensive tackle Eric Johnson II was waived in a corresponding move. The New England Patriots have added another layer of depth to the ground game. The organization announced the signing of veteran running back Trayveon Williams on Wednesday. Williams, 27, spent the initial six seasons of his NFL career with the … [Read more...] about Patriots sign ex-Bengals running back Trayveon Williams following workout

Photo by Chris Graythen/Getty Images The league will release it’s 2025 schedule on Wednesday night. With free agency and the draft both firmly in the rear-view mirror, NFL teams are fully on to the 2025 season. While preparation is mostly taking place behind closed doors, one key stop on the way toward the upcoming regular season is coming this week. On Wednesday night, … [Read more...] about NFL schedule release: Date, time, how to watch, more

Photo by Michael Allio/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images New England made two transactions on Wednesday. While all eyes across the NFL are on the upcoming schedule release, the New England Patriots decided to make a change to the backend of their roster. The team of head coach Mike Vrabel signed running back Trayveon Williams following a workout, and released defensive … [Read more...] about What signing Trayveon Williams, releasing Eric Johnson means for the Patriots

Photo by Wesley Hitt/Getty Images The NFL 2025 schedule is out. For the Patriots, here are 6 things to keep an eye on this upcoming season. The NFL officially announced the entirety of the 2025 season schedule Wednesday night and there are plenty of upcoming storylines to note. For the New England Patriots, here are six things to keep an eye on on this year’s … [Read more...] about 6 takeaways from the Patriots’ 2025 schedule

Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images The NFL released the 2025 season’s slate on Wednesday night. The dates and times have gone from pencil to ink for the 2025 New England Patriots. Head coach Mike Vrabel’s roster is scheduled to open the regular season at Gillette Stadium against the Las Vegas Raiders on Sept. 7, the NFL announced Wednesday night. Kickoff with Pete … [Read more...] about Patriots 2025 schedule finalized: From opening against Raiders to closing against Dolphins

Four of their players tackled the egg drop challenge to reveal the Patriots’ regular season schedule. The New England Patriots went the scientific route to present their 2025 schedule to the public. With backup quarterback Joshua Dobbs, an aerospace engineering major at the University of Tennessee, as the host, they put four players to the test. Christian Gonzalez, Robert … [Read more...] about Patriots go scientific in 2025 schedule release video

Reinhold Matay-Imagn Images The Patriots signed three rookie players to their roster, while letting another one go. With their rookie minicamp in the rear-view mirror, the New England Patriots decided to make a handful of moves. They signed defensive tackles Isaiah Iton and Wilfried Pene as well as guard Mehki Butler to their active roster after tryouts while also … [Read more...] about What signing a trio of tryout players means for the Patriots

Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images The Patriots parted ways with their longtime long snapper last month. The New England Patriots wasted no time turning the page at the long snapper position this offseason. Three days after Julian Ashby joined the team as a seventh-round draft selection, veteran Joe Cardona was released. Even though Cardona was a team captain in 2024 who … [Read more...] about Patriots releasing Joe Cardona came down to one simple fact, explains Mike Vrabel