The New England Patriots have won only eight combined games over the last two seasons, and despite having some pieces in place to build around are still in the middle of a major organization-wide rebuild.

With plenty of holes to fill and the most salary-cap space in the NFL, the Patriots took advance on the opening day of free agency.

Tracking all reported signings, re-signings, trades, and departures for the Patriots as they enter the Mike Vrabel era.

The New England Patriots should be busy over the next several weeks as Mike Vrabel and company look to build a winning roster for 2025 and beyond.

New England's needs are plentiful this offseason. How will Mike Vrabel make use of the team’s more than $127 million in cap space?

New England spent big on Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams, Lions cornerback Carlton Davis, Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane, and Jets right tackle Morgan Moses

The Patriots will be looking to improve in the same areas coming off a year where both the offensive and defensive lines struggled. Callahan and Kyed wrote: "Overall, the Patriots are taking a trenches-first approach to free agency,

First-year head coach Mike Vrabel said the Patriots plan to be aggressive but will also be prepared to pivot to other options as free agency evolves, because part of it is out of

The Patriots got busy on Monday afternoon as the NFL’s free agency negotiating period opened with a frenzy. New England made four significant signings in the first hours of the window, including some major splashes on defense and a much-needed upgrade to the offensive line.