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Patriots Sign Romeo Doubs, Eyeing A.J. Brown Trade

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Patriots Sign Romeo Doubs, Eyeing A.J. Brown Trade: A New Era for New Englands Wide Receivers

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Patriots Sign Romeo Doubs, Eyeing A.J. Brown Trade

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On April 20th, Patriots fans, the team shaking up their wide receivers big time after that Super Bowl LX loss. General manager Elliott Wolf cuts to Fawn Diggs loose, and he's still shopping for a new spot. In his place, they locked in Romeo Dubs with a $68 million contract. Dubs brings four seasons of experience from the Packers, where he never cracked 750 receiving yards in a year. Still, he's fresh off a career-bass 724 yards last season, giving New England a solid start to the rebuild. Around the league, folks see the Pats still hunting for more firepower through a trade. Pairing Dubs with their current options would already top last year's duo of Diggs and Titan Hunter Henry, who led the team with 700. 68 yards. Word is, they're eyeing a blockbuster for Eagle star AJ Brown, but it'll wait until after June 1st, that lets them spread a $40 million cap hit over two years instead of eating it all in 2026. Brown would link back up with Mike Ravel, his old Titan's coach from 2019 to 2021,

turning this receiver room into a real, threat overnight. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Cory with The Story.

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