Patriots Rebuild with Free Agency Signings

0:00It's March 23rd. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The New England Patriots are kicking off the New League gear in a strong spot thanks the plenty of salary cab room and a franchise quarterback still on his rookie deal. After speeding up their rebuild, they chose to let all six of their internal free agents hit the open market, including players like K-Levon Sheson, Badarian Lo, Jalen Hawkins, Austin Hooper, Kyra's Tonga, and Thayer Munford, Jr. That move came with some pain, especially after releasing wide receiver Stefan Diggs, which leaves their young receiving group even thinner. Fans are feeling the sting, from losing familiar faces, who brought run blocking and defensive flexibility, but the front office wasted no time plugging holes in free agency. They signed defensive Andre Mont-Jones to a $39 million contract to step in for Sheson, grabbed all pro-safety, Kevin, bired on a $1-year $7 million deal after his league-leading

1:03seven interceptions last season added wide receiver Christian Dubs, and brought in offensive lineman Alisha Vera Tucker on a $3-year $42 million incentive heavy-packed. With the NFL draft right around the corner, New England has even more chances to rebuild the roster and push forward after their recent Super Bowl.