Patriots Tight Ends:

“He’s (Gesicki) a hard guy to cover,” Belichick said. “Long. He’s a good, crafty route-runner. He’s slick. He can get down the field.

In this episode, Steve and Russ discuss the greatest tight ends in Patriots history, and at the end the show, they share their top five of all time.

with the Patriots going to a two-tight end set it will allow Josh McDaniels to use Smith as a chess piece. Look for him to move all around

I’m excited to be a complete Patriot and what it means. It’s just such a winning culture, tradition here. There’s a high level of expectation

Freiermuth possesses a very high football I.Q., the ability to threaten the seams of the defense and be an integral part of any offense.

Added Pressure Put on Rookies The Patriots are supposed to begin their 2020 training camp in just six days. And this one, if it indeed begins on time will be […]

Asiasi is a powerfully built, very athletic tight end who moves quite well for a big man. He can attack all three areas of the field and is a matchup chess piece

Bryant had tremendous production with 65 catches, 1004 yards, and 7 touchdowns. Bryant won the John Mackey Award in 2019 as the top tight end in the country.

 Ch-ch-changes, There’s gonna have to be a different man The Patriots are looking to make some needed additions at tight end this week as they prepare for the Jets on […]

LaCosse was off to a good start and had two catches for 37 yards. But he suffered a lower leg injury in the game and went down in obvious pain

Last season, he played for the Green Bay Packers where he caught 19 passes for 170 yards and one touchdown.

What they won’t be able to replicate is the amount of coverage that Gronkowski would consistently draw away from the other receivers

It will be interesting to see if Watson can, at age 38 work into a regular role on the offense. LaCosse showed flashes in Denver

Asked about Tom Brady being hard on his WRs, Harry embraced the challenge. “That’s something I’m looking forward to. I want to get better”

Watson began his career in New England as a first-round draft pick (#32) in 2004. He played the first six years of his career with the Patriots