Diggs, a four-time Pro Bowler, agrees to a three-year deal worth up to $69 million.

Commentary: New England needs a No. 1 receiver but it is uncertain if Diggs is still able to fill that role.

New England brings in Bradbury to help fill the vacancy created when longtime starter David Andrews was released.

New England signed the veteran receiver to a two-year, $8 million contract this offseason.

Andrews was the last remaining offense player from New England’s 2018 Super Bowl winner.

Though no longer in his prime, the former Rams wide receiver would be an upgrade at one of New England’s weakest positions.

Commentary: New England made plenty of upgrades on the first day of agency, but has yet to address its offensive needs.

New England bulks up its defense, signs a veteran right tackle and trades Devon Godchaux.

New England has numerous positions in need of upgrades, starting on the offensive line and at wide receiver.

New England’s new head coach appears to have more power over personnel than Jerod Mayo did, and a clear vision of how to rebuild the team.