Patriots' Offseason: Fans Divided, Wolf's Approval Low

0:00It's March 31st, welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The New England Patriots made some solid picks this off-season to build up their squad. Grabbing wide receiver Romeo Dubs, guard Alicia Vera Tucker. Defensive lineman, Dreymon Jones, and safety Kevin Byard as their big splashes. They weren't as aggressive as last year, though, under new general manager, Elliott Wolf, and lost a few contributors like Edge R Usher, K-Levon Sheson, and safety, Jalen Hawkins to other teams. Fans are split down the middle, some dig the moves, but plenty are fuming over what they see as two little action, leaving the pats with one of the most debated off-seasons in the league. A fresh Betway study ranked Wolf 25th out of 32 general managers in fan approval, showing just how much work he is cut out for him to, win over the faithful. Only time will prove if these changes boost them for next season, but Wolf better nail the upcoming draft to turn those booze into cheers.