Commentary: Any talk of making the playoffs with this talent-starved, quarterback-less roster being molded by new hands is foolhardy.

K.J. Osborn was the No. 3 receiver in Minnesota, but will take on an enhanced role for New England regardless of who is at quarterback.

Jones is introduced in Jacksonville and says he holds no bad feeling toward New England.

Bringing back Jacoby Brissett and avoiding other free-agent quarterbacks signal that New England will look to the draft for its future QB.

New England will likely draft a quarterback with the third pick in the NFL Draft and must learn from the mistakes they made with Jones.

New England is sending the former first-round pick to Jacksonville for a sixth-round pick. Bourne, who is returning from an ACL injury, has agreed to a three-year deal.

New England is solid at at cornerback, but acquiring a veteran in free agency would still provide needed depth.

New England is searching for a No. 1 receiver, and while the options are already dwindling, there are still players they can go after.

From using the franchise tag to his ideal QB, Jerod Mayo provides a few details of his plan while at the NFL Combine.

Patriots Director of Scouting Eliot Wolf says all options are on the table as the teams maps a plan with the No. 3 overall pick.