• Catching up with Catholic Memorial’s Kise Flannery after his commitment to Harvard
  • Capodice named new coach at Berlin High School
  • 5 observations from our spring visit with UMass
  • Robert Kraft speaks at NFL Owners Meetings in Florida
  • Bill Parcells to be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame as a contributor

Uche speaks on returning to New England & importance of Barmore re-signing for defense

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…

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Barmore extension yet another example of the Patriots’ commitment to the future

(AP Photo/Bryan Woolston, File) Credit: AP The Patriots signed defensive tackle Christian Barmore to a four year, $90 million dollar extension this morning. $41.8 million of it is guaranteed. The deal locks up Barmore for the next five years including the last season of his rookie deal. Barmore emerged as one of the best interior defensive lineman in the NFL last season after finishing with 64 total tackles and 8.5…

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Laube looking forward to showing Las Vegas what he’s capable of

The road from New York to Durham, New Hampshire to Las Vegas has been full of twists and turns for Dylan Laube. Ultimately, the unconventional path led him to being a sixth round draft pick this past weekend. Laube got the call from the Las Vegas Raiders and one of the best players in UNH history will go from silver and blue to silver and black. Following the special moment……

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Patriots continue big weekend by signing Barmore long term

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…

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New England Prospects UDFA and Rookie Camp Invite List

The following players have either signed as undrafted free agent or have been invited to rookie mini camps.  The list will be updated as we get more information.  Jalen Coker, WR, Carolina Panthers (HC) UDFA  Lorenzo Thompson, OT, Cleveland Browns (URI) UDFA Kyle Hergel, G, New Orleans Saints (B.C) UDFA Ayir Asante (Formally HC), New York Giants UDFA Mason Tipton, WR, New Orleans Saints (Yale) UDFA David Satkowski, G, Chicago…

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Joe Milton brings a big arm and some excitement with him to the Patriots

The Patriots surprised the football world on Saturday evening when they drafted Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton in the sixth round (Pick 193) of the NFL Draft. The pick surprised people but if you know director of scouting Eliot Wolf’s history and his ties to the Green Bay Packers, taking two quarterbacks in the same draft is not a surprise.  Wolf’s father Ron Wolf was the Packers general manager in the…

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Kansas City Chiefs draft Holy Cross OL C.J. Hanson

All things considered, not a bad place to land for Holy Cross offensive lineman C.J. Hanson. On Saturday, the Kansas City Chiefs drafted Hanson in the seventh round with the 248th overall pick. The reigning Super Bowl champs bolstered their line with the 6-foot-5, 300-pounder, a player who can carve out a place for himself in the NFL. With the pick, Hanson became the first Holy Cross player to get…

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Mayo pleased with first draft experience as head coach

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…

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