Patriots' High-Risk Offseason Moves

0:00For the NFL, it's March 17th. Here's what's happening. Make sure you're subscribed so you never miss an update. The New England Patriots are rowing the dice this off season with several high-risk moves aimed at boosting their offense and defense. They've signed Injury Prone Guard, Alija Vera Tucker, to left guard, are eyeing a trade for wide receiver AJ. Brown after June 1st, and are banking on tackle Morgan Moses at age 35. Edge rusher Harold Landry's recovery and receiver Romeo Dubs. Stepping up after trading Stefan Diggs, Vera Tucker stands out as their biggest gamble. The 26-year-old first-round pick has missed 42 of 85 possible games over five seasons due to three season ending injuries, sitting out all of last year. Still, when healthy, he's one of the top interior linemen, and the Patriots hope he stabilizes their line alongside moving Jared Wilson to center. These bets tie into coach Mike Vrable and quarterback Drake Mayes push for a stronger

1:01running game. Fans and analysts see potential upside, but the injury histories raise eyebrows, especially with Moses turning 35 and his play possibly, dipping soon. Landry's knee issue last year also limited his pressure rate, leaving the edge group thin after losing Caleb on Sheson. Meanwhile, the wide receiver spot hinges on Dubs improving beyond his 724 yards from Green Bay, where he played multiple roles. Without being the focal point, a trade for Brown could change everything, as the Eagles saved 7 million in cap space post, June 1, making them more flexible. If these pan out, plus smart draft picks like an edge rusher at number 31, or a tackle successor, it could mark a stellar offseason. For now, it's all about health and bounces turning the right way for New England. This episode is supported by a sponsor, relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.