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12 areas the Patriots must address this off-season

Bill Belichick has a busy off-season ahead of him. With free agency opening up in 18 days and the NFL Draft two months away, there is a lot of work that must be done in the coming weeks. The Patriots currently have $32,057,570 million in cap space according to our good friend Miguel Benzan of patscap. How they use that cap space remains to be seen. Needless to say, Belichick…

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10 affordable free agents that make sense for the Patriots

Free agency in the NFL kicks off on March 15th. Over the next three weeks, we will preview what free agency could look like for the Patriots. We start off with ten players who could be affordable fits for the organization. Parris Campbell, WR, (Colts): If the Patriots lose Jakobi Meyers in free agency and they do not want to invest big money in a receiver, Campbell could be an…

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Does Jakobi Meyers deserve top receiver money? No, but the Patriots still need him

Image courtesy of Bob DeChiara/USA TODAY Sports The Patriots need to sign Jakobi Meyers, regardless of the price. Meyers is technically the best free agent receiver on the market heading into what should be a pretty wild offseason. An underrated free agent when he first came in the league, Meyers is due for his first major contract and doesn’t owe the Patriots anything by taking a hometown discount. Sure, they…

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WFA, Renegades hoping ‘Give Us A Second’ campaign boosts awareness for women’s pro football

Image courtesy of WFA If you saw the Women’s Football Alliance and the teams in the league – particularly the Boston Renegades – blowing up social media on Super Bowl Sunday, it was for a good reason. During the big game between the Eagles and Chiefs, the WFA posed an easy yet thought provoking solution to the disparity between men’s pro football and women’s pro football coverage and financial backing from…

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Recruiting Roundup: Chelmsford

This week’s Recruiting Roundup features a look up in Chelmsford for the Lions, who on the verge of getting back to where the program was in the 1990s and later. As you’ll remember, the 1994 team had running back Dan Curran, who is now the coach at Merrimack College. The Lions always had numbers, too, with participation routinely in the 100-110-range in grades 9-12. Some of the biggest games in…

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