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The first day of the NFL Combine kicked off from Indianapolis, and the New England Patriots addressed multiple questions when it comes to next season's roster.
The New England Patriots went out and got Stefon Diggs, post-ACL tear, on a three-year deal last offseason. One year removed, and it's not guaran
The Patriots currently have the second-highest odds to trade for Brown this offseason.
With Austin Hooper being a free agent, the Patriots need to bring in a young tight end to play behind Hunter Henry. And with Oscar Delp, New England gets a 6-foot-5, 245-pound tight end who can be a key weapon for Drake Maye, along with playing a major factor in the run game.
Eliot Wolf spoke to reporters at the NFL Combine on Tuesday and explained how the Patriots are 'building' but not 'rebuilding.'
Wolf suggested that the AFC champions are not satisfied with their roster despite reaching Super Bowl 60 earlier this month.
Patriots executive Eliot Wolf did not specify how New England intends to proceed with wide receiver Stefon Diggs this offseason.
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