Former New England Patriots captain David Andrews reunited with coach Bill Belichick when visiting North Carolina.

The Patriots have been the biggest spenders in the offseason, awarding $188.66 million fully guaranteed to 17 veteran free agents, 14 of whom came from different teams

The New England Patriots might run into a problem if the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns don't select quarterbacks early in the 2025 NFL Draft.

On July 28, New England announced Barmore had been diagnosed with blood clots. The former Alabama standout did not practice again with his teammates until Nov. 14, and Barmore played 21 defensive snaps in the Patriots’ 28-22 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Nov. 17 in his 2024 debut.

Meanwhile, New York does have a tenured veteran on the roster in the form of Tyrod Taylor. The 35-year-old has been steady throughout his career. The one-time Pro Bowler is in the 15th season of his journeyman career, spending much of it as a backup.

The New England Patriots went into the 2025 NFL offseason with the most cap space in the NFL. The front office spent like it, too. Milton Williams was signed to a massive deal worth $104 million, while Carlton Davis also cashed in on a deal worth $60 million.

Two weeks ago, the New England Patriots lacked explosiveness, lacked star power, and lacked playmakers for the quarterback they chose No. 3 overall in last spring’s NFL Draft.

ESPN's Mike Reiss listed the jersey numbers for the newest free agent signings up to this point.