Patriots Sign Dre’Mont Jones, Boost Pass Rush

0:00It's March 9th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The New England Patriots moved fast during the NFL legal tampering window. They signed past Russia Dremont Jones to a 3-year deal worth $39.5 million. Jones feels a key need on the edge for New England. At 6 foot 3 and 280 pounds, he brings versatility, lining up outside or inside. Last season, he ranked 11th among edge rushers with 15 quarterback hits, though his 7-sacks were just a career high. This signing boosts the Patriots' past rush without breaking the bank. It leaves cap space to chase more help. Maybe pairing Jones with a speed guy like Arnold E. Bichetti or Malcolm Coons from Free Agency or The Draft. Meanwhile, Caleb Anshay's song's time in New England looks done. He's shown in the playoffs, but wants a similar contract. And Jones offers a higher past rush win rate, plus better run defense. Overall, the Patriots are betting on Jones as a reliable starter, while keeping options open to build a deeper front.

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