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The Patriots had $82.79 million in cap space prior to re-signing wide receiver Kendrick Bourne on Sunday night, good for second-most in the league, per Over The Cap. The Pats are expected to be heavily involved in the wide receiver and offensive tackle markets, and sources have told the Herald they are also targeting elite players on defense.
The Patriots hold $82.79 million in cap space, second-most in the league, according to Over The Cap. The front office has already worked to retain a few of its top free agents, placing the transition tag on safety Kyle Dugger and re-signing tight end Hunter Henry to a long-term deal. Other players -- offensive lineman Mike Onwenu and edge rusher Josh Uche -- are expected to hit the open market.
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