Patriots Eye Vet Tackle Cam Robinson for Depth

0:00It's April 2nd. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. The New England Patriots are eyeing more depth on their offensive line, especially a tackle. Their young left tackle Will Campbell had a rough 2025 season with struggles in the playoffs and an injury. On the right, Morgan Moses is solid at 35 but aging fast. Backups like James Hudson, who flopped with the Giants last year and unproven rookie Marcus Bryan, just aren't cutting in. Bleacher reports Christopher Knox predicts they'll sign veteran Cam Robinson as insurance. This 30-year-old has started 114 of 117 games in his career, bringing real experience to the mix. Fans and analysts see the impact clear. Without reliable backups, one injury could tank the season. Not to points out starting tackles are rare and developing Campbell makes sense, but they need a pro behind him now. Austin bounced from the Texans to the Browns last year in a September trade, but it didn't

1:01go well. He gave up eight sacks and 40 pressures. Still, that's not his norm. He's bounced back before as a dependable starter. Signing him fits perfect as a swing tackle upgrade over Hudson, giving the past stability while they build. Watching free agency moves, check out.