The New England Patriots enter the offseason with over $120 million in cap space, according to Over The Cap. With a star young quarterback in Drake Maye and money to spend, the Patriots will have ...

Patriots CB Christian Gonzalez excited by Mike ... returned offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels. McAdoo is a former NFL head coach and offensive coordinator who was out of football before ...

The New England Patriots are expected to spend big money during the upcoming NFL offseason. With many different needs and a lot of cap space, they will have enough money to bring in multiple ...

No one else in the NFL has more than $92.9 million available. You could argue the Patriots' three biggest needs are wide receiver, offensive tackle and interior offensive line. They could ...

Recently, a former NFL offensive lineman accepted a coach position with a new team. Former Mississippi State Bulldogs center Darryl Williams Jr. accepted a coaching job for the offensive line at ...

Milton Patterson is going to the National Football League. Florida A&M’s defensive coordinator and linebackers coach is joining the New England Patriots’ coaching staff as the inside ...

"Our ability to help young men develop into great people, great students and great football players will be amongst the very best in the country. This has the potential to be extraordinary and I ...

An NFL executive believes Hill may already have a team interested in signing him, but his previous statement to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler may not be the best principle. "The Patriots are desperate.

"Darryl Overton has proven himself to be an incredible football coach who cares deeply about the growth and success of young people," said Elyse Graziano, Chief Sports Officer of The St. James.

The two-time Virginia Class 6 Champion, two-time Virginia Class 6 Coach of the Year and two-time Washington Post All-Met Coach of the Year joins The St. James to Launch Scholastic Teams and Build High ...

The Patriots are in desperate need of a dynamic ... could New England pivot and acquire another star receiver via trade? One NFL executive thinks so, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler.