The New England Patriots have a few different things that they need to do this offseason. However, there is one thing that absolutely has to get done. Drake May
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Everyone knows the New England Patriots need a true No. 1 wide receiver. It’s one of their biggest roster needs, and they need to address it in some fashion this offseason, whether that happens in the 2025 NFL Draft,
With the New England Patriots hiring Mike Vrabel and the team’s glaring need at wide receiver, a logical target appears to be A.J. Brown, who plays for the Philadelphia Eagles.
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A blockbuster trade that would see AJ Brown move from the Philadelphia Eagles to the New England Patriots has been proposed amid reports of the wide receiver’s disenchantment in Philly. Brown, who has previously publicly voiced frustrations over his targets,
Wide receivers, offensive tackles, and edge rushers should be atop of the Patriots front office’s wishlist. There will be intriguing options in free agency as well as the trade market, plus New England owns the No. 4 overall pick in the 2025 NFL Draft.