The Patriots are in a tough spot at right tackle. They return their starter, but Morgan Moses turned 35 last month. The team needs to plan for the future. The easiest way to find

The team needs to ace the NFL Draft that kicks off next Thursday once again, and here’s how they can do it. It’s going to be a spoil of riches at the end of the first round, with the Patriots having their choice of a few big-name wide receivers and a handful of day one starters at edge rusher.

The City of Westfield will observe Patriot’s Day with a historical program on Monday April 20 at 11 a.m. at Parker Memorial Park on West Silver Street.

NFL Draft analyst wants to see the Patriots pass on a receiver in Round 1 to maintain "leverage" on potential trade for Eagles' A.J. Brown

The New England Patriots were the surprise of the 2025 season, riding the consistency of quarterback Drake Maye and a stingy defense to a 14-3 record in the regular season and a run to the Super Bowl following back-to-back 4-13 finishes.

The rare tight end prospect with size (6-6, 245 pounds), speed (4.62-second 40-yard dash), production (32 catches for 482 yards in 2025) and blocking skills, Raridon is a mid-round prospect because he tore the same ACL in 2021, while still in high school, and 2022. The Patriots need to develop a tight end behind Hunter Henry and Julian Hill.

Speaking to reporters earlier this week, New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf gave some insight into the state of the linebacker class in this year’s NFL Draft. While he didn’t sound overly excited about the group, he did point out that there would be plenty of talent in the late-round range.