According to reports, Judon, disgruntled in the final year of his contract, is traded by New England to Atlanta for a 2025 third-round draft pick.

New England’s defensive lineman is on the field as a spectator two weeks after being diagnosed with blood clots.

The New England linebacker might be frustrated by his $6.5 million salary this year, but on Tuesday he shined in a joint practice with the Eagles.

Demario ‘Pop’ Douglas might stand at just 5-8, but is one of many receivers who could step up for the Patriots.

Gonzalez showed potential as a rookie to be a shutdown corner before getting injured, but a slow start in camp leaves him with something to prove.

Smith-Schuster signed a three-year, $25.5 million contract with $16 million guaranteed with the Patriots last offseason, but was buried on the depth chart.

Drake Maye looks good –  but only for one series  – while Joe Milton III, Jeremiah Pharms Jr. and the front seven step up for New England.

Apparently Aiyuk did not want to play for New England, saying no to a trade, and the Patriots are left with their middle-of-the-road group of receivers.

New England is rumored to have the framework in place to make a trade to acquire 49ers receiver Brandon Aiyuk … but so does Cleveland.

The linebacker is seeking a new deal, but he doesn’t have much leverage, and New England knows it.