Image courtesy of New England Patriots  The 2024 quarterback room is going to look much, much different for the Patriots. After the Mac Jones and Bailey Zappe fiasco that’s played out over the last two seasons, Drake Maye, Joe Milton and Jacoby Brissett will be the guys (most likely) here for the full season. That’s because on Monday morning, Mike Reiss (who will be joining The New England Football Show…

One of the most important things the Patriots have done this offseason is re-sign Mike Onwenu. The versatile O-lineman (tackle) is entering his fifth year as a Patriot and is now looked at as a critical piece of the puzzle and a leader on this team. That leadership component is something Onwenu takes pride in, but it’s still a work in progress too. “As a player and as a person,…

PHOTO BY: LSU athletics Jett Bush, LB, 6-2 242, Texas Bush played in 58 games over five seasons for the Longhorns. racking up 17 tackles with three tackles for loss, two sacks, and one interception last season. Bush profiles as a depth linebacker and special teamer.  Jontrey Hunter, LB, 6-1 236, Georgia State Hunter was arguably the Panthers best defensive player in 2023. He recorded 96 tackles on the season….

Joshua – not Josh – Uche was all smiles when he spoke with the media inside Gillette Stadium on Tuesday afternoon. As the Pats continue their offseason program, a couple players will be speaking to the media two days a week. Today was Uche’s turn and he touched on his name change, why he ultimately chose to re-sign and how important Christian Barmore’s new deal is for the defense both…

What was already an A-/B+ type of weekend for Eliot Wolf and the Patriots turned into an A/A+ one on Monday morning. Adam Schefter reported that the Pats and Christian Barmore agreed to an extension worth up to $92 million, with Jeremy Fowler confirming the big defensive tackle would be making $41.8 million guaranteed. This is obviously a massive (literally and figuratively) deal for both sides. It is the largest…

The biggest test for Jerod Mayo thus far is over. The Patriots closed out Day 3 of the NFL Draft around 6:30 on Saturday, taking Florida State tight end Jaheim Bell with the 231st pick overall. Bell closed out a seemingly strong first draft class for Eliot Wolf, Jerod Mayo and the rest of the new regime. New England came away with seven offensive players and one defensive guy, a…