Social media is in stitches over a viral photo of Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel playing blackjack in public.

With the Cincinnati Bengals giving Trey Hendrickson permission to seek a trade, the natural reaction for Bengals fans is to wonder who could trade for him and what possible return they could get for him.

The top pending free agent receiving options are Tee Higgins and Chris Godwin. However, the Cincinnati Bengals reportedly plan to use the franchise tag on Higgins for a second straight season, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers probably aren’t letting Godwin get away without a fight.

The New England Patriots have made a lot of changes after back-to-back 4-13 seasons and are ready to turn the corner.

The New England Patriots have cash to burn in free agency, and their new coach wants the club to put all that money to good use. According to Spotrac, the Pats have $125,580,793 worth of cap space.

Whether or not the Cincinnati Bengals decide to give Tee Higgins the franchise tag or a long-term deal is largely dependent on how much it will cost. Bengals ow

New Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel isn’t expecting his team to sit on its proverbial hands next month when it comes to bringing in talent. Vrabel said during his press conference at the 2025 scouting combine that he’s hoping New England will be ...

The New England Patriots are entering the desperation zone. They know how important it is for them to acquire a true No. 1 option for Drake Maye. That positional upgrade could be key in Mike Vrabel turning this team around in one season.

Mike Vrabel and New England Patriots brass descend on Indianapolis this week for an up-close look at prospects and a chance to interview the players the Pats will consider with the No. 4 overall pick. It’s also a chance to mingle with agents before free agency and chat with fellow executives as the trade market picks up.

The Patriots have the cap space to target any free agent available. And the new coach is insinuating he’ll be aggressive in doing so.

What will the Patriots do in free agency and the draft? Here’s what the Herald learned speaking with dozens of scouts, coaches and executives at the NFL Scouting Combine.