CHESTNUT HILL – From about the third practice on in training camp last summer, Kaelan Chudzinski was clearly one of the top tight ends at Boston College. Not only did his size stand out, but his catch radius and ability to haul in just about anything thrown his way was impressive. His physicality after the catch, whether lowering his shoulder or dragging a defender, stood out. Even with new Alabama…
Talking ball with Shane Knowlton Simard after his commitment to Choate
Former Lynn English quarterback Shane Knowlton-Simard committed to Choate Rosemary Hall this week. The Boars are not just getting a talented player, they are getting a leader who brings a certain swagger and toughness with him to the program.
Here is our conversation with Shane Knowlton Simard.
The Patriots got better this week
The Patriots got better this week. I know it seems like I am a prisoner of the moment but I really believe the Patriots additions this week make this team better. It is hard to believe after winning 17 games and getting to a Super Bowl that the Patriots are better now but they are. Dre’Mont Jones is an upgrade over K’Lavon Chaisson. He is a better pass rusher and…
Everything that stood out from Eliot Wolf on Thursday
FOXBOROUGH – Following informal sessions for the media with a bunch of the new Patriots free agent signings on Thursday, Eliot Wolf had an informal sit down of his own for about 15 minutes. Wolf answered questions about Stefon Diggs, Maxx Crosby, a certain receiver in Philadelphia, the upcoming draft, potential free agent moves still to be had and more. Here’s everything that stood out: On not re-signing Stefon Diggs …
Kevin Byard should be perfect leader for Patriots
FOXBOROUGH – Kevin Byard’s play and accolades speak for themselves. All-Pro last season. Three-time Pro Bowler. Seven picks a year ago. But, after listening to him speak for about 20 minutes on Thursday afternoon inside Gillette Stadium, it’s clear as day why the Patriots wanted him so badly. For a young team now looking to get over a Super Bowl loss, Byard is the perfect leader for a youthful locker…
Patriots sign safety Mike Brown to one-year deal
Robert Hanashiro-Imagn Images The Patriots continued their secondary overhaul on Wednesday by reaching an agreement with safety Mike Brown on a one-year contract. While the specific financial terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed, the signing is a depth move aimed at fortifying both the secondary and the special teams unit. Brown, who is set to turn 27 in April, arrives in Foxborough with 35 games of experience over…
Patriots sign tight end Julian Hill
The Patriots reached an agreement with former Miami Dolphins tight end Julian Hill on a three-year contract on Wednesday. Hill, an undrafted free agent out of Campbell University in 2023, joins the Patriots after three seasons as a divisional rival. Hill’s arrival comes on the heels of the new league year opening and serves as a direct response to the departure of veteran tight end Austin Hooper, who recently signed…
Pats continue to add on defense with signings of Britt & Byard
All things considered, the Patriots haven’t made a ‘big splash’ per say, but they’re having a very solid offseason so far. With free agency officially starting on Wednesday, the Patriots continue to tinker and add to the roster. It was a busy day on defense, with Eliot Wolf, Ryan Cowden and Mike Vrabel bringing in linebacker KJ Britt and safety Kevin Byard. Britt is entering his sixth year in the…
Patriots releasing Anfernee Jennings; Chaisson signs with Washington
Images courtesy of the New England Patriots While the Maxx Crosby trade then no trade drama owned social media on Tuesday night, the rest of the NFL world continued to do its business. Free agency ‘officially’ starts today when the new league year begins and the Patriots still need to address the edge position, especially after the latest news. K’Lavon Chaisson – who turned into one of the team’s best…
McKenzie adjusting to jump from Division 2 to FBS
The transition from Division II to the bright lights of the ACC is a leap most players only dream of, but for Mason McKenzie, the reality began under the morning lights of the Fish Field House.