2022/2023 Patriots Roster Transaction Thread

[DaBruinz]

Patriots trade:
21st overall

To KC for:
29th overall
#94
#121

 

[DaBruinz]

please tell me we did


not draft cole strange in the first rd

This thread is for cataloguing moves. It's not meant for comments on the likes and dislikes. There are 3 OTHER threads for that.

 

[DaBruinz]

Patriots trade:
#54 and #158

To KC for:
#50

 

[zipster9]

So when will they trade NKeal and end the misery, now that they drafted a WR?

 

[DaBruinz]

So when will they trade NKeal and end the misery, now that they drafted a WR?

Wrong thread.

 

[DaBruinz]

Patriots trade :
94

To Carolina for:
Pick 137
Carolina 3rd round pick in 2023

 

[Uptown]

 

[DaBruinz]

5/2/2022

The Patriots have signed the following UDFA:
D'Eriq King - WR/QB
Kody Russey - OC/OG
Liam Shanahan - OL
Jake Julian - P
La'Bryan Ray - Edge
DeMarcus Mitchell - LB/DE
Brendan Schooler - DB
Devin Hafford - DB

Patriots have released:
Devine Ozigbo

 

[Joker]

Like the Julian signing...44 yd average during his college career...used to punting in cold weather.

D'Eriq King is another intriguing FA pick...Miami players are used to the spotlight and his versatility just may carve out a P.S. position IMO.

Shanahan is another smart FA pickup...size, good fundamentals, LSU/SEC experience...with big ?'s about the durability of our present starting tackles and the already known inadequacies of their backups, I can see Shanahan pushing for a roster spot/practice squad

Ray is worth a look but....Mitchell has a PS chance IMO. He won't be a good coverage LB but has the goods as an edge rusher. ST'er IMO

Schooler looks like a safety to me. Has good speed. May make a run at ST's?

I like the Pats FA picks...sensible.

 

[DaBruinz]

Like the Julian signing...44 yd average during his college career...used to punting in cold weather.

D'Eriq King is another intriguing FA pick...Miami players are used to the spotlight and his versatility just may carve out a P.S. position IMO.

Shanahan is another smart FA pickup...size, good fundamentals, LSU/SEC experience...with big ?'s about the durability of our present starting tackles and the already known inadequacies of their backups, I can see Shanahan pushing for a roster spot/practice squad

Ray is worth a look but....Mitchell has a PS chance IMO. He won't be a good coverage LB but has the goods as an edge rusher. ST'er IMO

Schooler looks like a safety to me. Has good speed. May make a run at ST's?

I like the Pats FA picks...sensible.

Wrong thread, my friend.

 

[denverpatsfan]

Where do we post to celebrate Harry's release? Best news since this team made the playoffs.

 

[DaBruinz]

Where do we post to celebrate Harry's release? Best news since this team made the playoffs.

Not in this thread..

 

[Bourne Again Christian]

Where do we post to celebrate Harry's release? Best news since this team made the playoffs.

Did this occur or are you just stating the inevitable?
I am still holding out hope for a swap of bust WRs with Philly or AZ

 

[Mack Herron]

 

[ctpatsfan77]

Failed physical designation.

And Kyle Van Noy just signed with the Dead Batteries (i.e., Chargers).

 

[Bourne Again Christian]

Cox acts like we don’t have a fierce competitive competition we promising young mid to high drafted linebackers.
We will be fine with BB and Mayo coaching the linebackers.

 

[DaBruinz]

5/5/2022:
Terez Hall released - Failed Physical.

 

[DaBruinz]

Failed physical designation.

And Kyle Van Noy just signed with the Dead Batteries (i.e., Chargers).

Good.. He hurt the team more than he helped last year. Not as bad as Collins, but still bad overall.

 

[PatsFanInVa]

Good.. He hurt the team more than he helped last year. Not as bad as Collins, but still bad overall.

What are the knocks on Van Noy? Because every time you turned around he was making a play. Going from memory.

 

[DaBruinz]

What are the knocks on Van Noy? Because every time you turned around he was making a play. Going from memory.

Not to get too far off track ,but Van Noy sucked except for the 7 game streak where he did what he was told and didn't freelance. He was almost single-handedly responsible for the loss to Dallas because he left his man open to try and get to Prescott only to have Prescott float the ball over him for a huge 1st down conversion.. He did the same thing in the 1st loss to the Bills. Many people were saying that Van Noy should be cut after game 4 because he was stinking it up so badly.

It was honestly no different than in the 2nd half of 2019 when the defense fell apart. He was one of the main culprits and I was not sorry to see him go.