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Patriots Pursue Deebo Samuel for Offensive Boost

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Expert suggests Patriots sign free agent Deebo Samuel: A reliable starter with big-play potential to support young QB Drake Maye.

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Patriots Pursue Deebo Samuel for Offensive Boost

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On March 27, the New England Patriots keep searching for a strong wide receiver to team up with Romeo Dubs. While Trey talks with the Philadelphia Eagles for AJ Brownlinger, one analyst thinks they should pivot to free agent Dibo Samuel instead. Samuel, a 30-year-old former all pro, just wrapped up a solid year with the Washington commanders. Despite shaky quarterback play, he grabs 72 passes for 727 yards and five touchdowns. You'll see the Patriots as the perfect landing spot for him. As the top AFC contender, New England offers a shot at another Super Bowl run and Samuel could take a pay cut for that chance. He's lost some of his old speed but remains a reliable starter who stretches the field well. Pairing him with Dubs would add speed, smarts, and big-play potential to support young quarterback Drake May. With about $35 million in cap space, the Patriots can afford Samuel without breaking the bank. Pairing him makes sense as a quick backup if the Brown deal falls through, bolstering

their offense right away. That's your NFL News Today update, AI-powered and always on.

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