Patriots Player News

According to the Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan, Kendrick Bourne received an offer for an extension ahead of the Scouting Combine, with the Patriots clearly making it known they’d like to keep him. However, the reports from MassLive are that the team and Bourne’s camp aren’t seeing eye-to-eye on his market value.

MassLive recently reported that when it comes to Hunter Henry, things aren’t looking positive as the two sides are reportedly, “far apart on an extension.”

MassLive.com's Guregian, Mark Daniels, and Chris Mason report that the Patriots are “intrigued” by free-agent receiver Noah Brown, which could remain a name to watch. The 28-year-old Texans receiver finished last season with 33 receptions for 567 yards and two touchdowns.

JuJu Smith-Schuster is also someone New England is expected to explore its options with, although that one will likely be a little tougher due to the size of his contract.

MassLive.com reports that the Patriots are expected to shop DeVante Parker this offseason, which comes after the veteran had just been extended by the club last summer.

According to the Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan, Kendrick Bourne received an offer for an extension ahead of the Scouting Combine, with the Patriots clearly making it known they’d like to keep him. However, the reports from MassLive are that the team and Bourne’s camp aren’t seeing eye-to-eye on his market value.

According to Tony Pauline, the Patriots have reportedly left the door open to bring back recently released defensive back J.C. Jackson once the embattled player gets “his off-the-field issues in order.” Jackson was released for financial reasons but was coming off a season where he had been placed on the reserved/non-football list to finish off 2023 as he dealt with what was reported as "mental health" issues.

Per MassLive, the Patriots are expected to pursue Dallas Cowboys tackle Tyron Smith when free agency opens next week as they try and address their issues along the offensive line.

The Michigan standout said over the weekend that his meeting with new head coach Jerod Mayo “went amazing,” adding that it would be “an honor” if New England were to take him next month.

According to multiple reports, the Patriots have parted ways with the embattled cornerback J.C. Jackson, ending his tenure with the club less than a year after making a deal with the Rams to bring him back to New England.