Patriots' Offseason: Edge Rush, Tight End, Linebacker, OL

0:00For the NFL, it's March 3rd. Here's what's happening. The New England Patriots are gearing up for big offseason retool after a tough year. Team leaders like Mike Ravel and Elliott Wolf have made it clear their top priority is boosting the pass rush on the edge. They plan to chase free agents, make smart trades like grabbing a wire receiver such as AJ, Brown, and draft early to fix key spots including Titan, Linebacker, and the offensive line. Earlier this week, officials stress they will explore every option to overhaul the edge group. Carb players like Anthony Jennings might get cut and unproven guys need replacing. Free agency targets include standouts like Trey Hendrickson and Khalil Mack with a prediction they land Jalen Phillips from the Philadelphia Eagles to spark that unit. Patriot Spans remember the Titan woes all too well, with pass signings combining for just 55 catches over two seasons. Hunter Henry is in his final contract year and Austin Hooper is hitting free agency. The team knows it's time to invest big here, eyeing names

1:04like Dallas Go Daret, and they are predicted to snag Charlie Kohler from Baltimore. Meanwhile, the Linebacker room could use more speed for all three downs. Solid backups like Robert Spilling did okay when healthy, but an athletic upgrade on a short deal makes sense. Watch for Quincy Williams from the New York Jets to join and elevate the defense. Looking ahead, the offensive line might run it back with tweaks, keeping Mike on whenu while drafting long-term help. A predicted addition is Isaac Simolo from Pittsburgh at Guard. Free agency opens soon so expect moves across these spots to build a contender. A message from our sponsor supports today's story. If sleep podcasts are your thing, this is your pillow. Built for comfort and calm, S-O-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com.