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NFL free agency 2021: Justin Herbert, Seattle Seahawks, Marcus Mariota among the winners and losers after Day 1 Updated Mar 16, 2021; Posted Mar 16, 2021 Los Angeles Chargers quarterback is probably smiling after the Chargers made major improvements to their offensive line by signing top-tier free agents on Day 1 of the free agency period. (AP Photo/Kyusung Gong)AP Facebook Share Day 1 of the NFL’s 2021 free agency period kicked off with plenty of financial fireworks Monday. The league’s ...

While most of the AFC is focused on securing an elite QB, New England is trying to build around not having one. It’s Belichick zigging when everyone else is zagging.

The Patriots took a step back on defense last season. It's prompted Bill Belichick to focus a lot of attention — and money — on that side of the ball at the unofficial start of free agency. A person familiar with the deal said Monday the Patriots have agreed to sign edge rusher Matt Judon to a four-year, $56 million deal — including $32 million guaranteed — for the the former Baltimore Ravens standout who totaled 15 1/2 sacks in earning back-to-back Pro Bowl se...

Copied! With the recent news of the Patriots 2020 opt-outs agreeing to come back, I was curious will this have an effect on available spending money? I know the Patriots were well set on cap space and I was wondering if these contracts were already accounted for in relation to this years cap or if our free agent funds just took a hit? Thanks! Charlie Taylor For the benefit of readers who might not have heard, Charlie is referring to this past weekends media reports indicating that the...

The New England Patriots missed the playoffs for the first time in nearly two decades this past season, and they have some fixes to make.

Patriots tackle Marcus Cannon (61), linebacker Donta Hightower (54) and safety Patrick Chung (23). NFL Networks Ian Rapoport confirmed some good news on Friday, reporting that Patriots veterans Donta Hightower, Patrick Chung and Marcus Cannon are all healthy and ready to return to the team this season. Devin McCourty had previously told Tom E. Curran that he expected all would be back, though there had been no official confirmation from the players. Rapoports follow-up is another ...

Patriots’ ‘key opt-outs’ Dont’a Hightower, Patrick Chung, and Marcus Cannon returning for 2021 season (report) Updated Feb 26, 2021; Posted Feb 26, 2021 FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS - DECEMBER 29: Donta Hightower #54 of the New England Patriots celebrates after Elandon Roberts #52 scored a touchdown during the game against the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium on December 29, 2019 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Maddie Meyer/Getty Images)Getty Images Facebook Share Some familiar...

With the fourth-highest cap space, the Patriots can't even land one?

MORSE: Pondering the NFL Quarterback Carousel and Morse’s Morsels Mark Morse Greg M. Cooper - USA TODAY Sports NFL Teams are trying to get down to the new NFL Salary Cap floor of $180M.  To do that they are unloading high-priced QBs for next to nothing.   We have seen two big-name trades already in Jared Goff going to Detroit for Matthew Stafford.  Detroit got a haul of draft picks for taking on a bad contract.  This week The Eagles unloaded Carson Wentz for a 3 rd rd pick this year and...

Photograph courtesy of Patrick Chung Bill Gates ’77, LL.D. ’07, and Mark Zuckerberg ’06, LL.D. ’17, famously created their companies, now Microsoft and Facebook, as undergraduates. And then they took their ideas, and the resulting riches accruing to two of the planet’s most financially successful companies, to the West Coast. Will successor generations of world-changing enterprises come from Harvard—and if so, how will they be funded and developed, and what role will the University ...