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Patriots Sign Veteran Lineman Van Roten, Release Van Vooren

The Patriots reshaped their offensive line, signing guard Greg Van Roten and releasing tight end Mitch Van Vooren ahead of roster cuts. 98.5 The Sports Hub reported the move as training camp at Gillette Stadium nears its final stretch before the team's 53-man roster deadline. Foxborough…

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A.J. Brown Shines On Day 17 Of Patriots Training Camp

Patriots wide receiver A.J. Brown stood out on day 17 of training camp at Gillette Stadium, per MassLive. The Monday session offered fresh evidence of New England's evolving roster battles as final preseason cuts near, with Sports Illustrated separately reporting that receiver DeMario D…

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Colts Coordinator Brian Mason To Coach From Press Box After Injury

Colts special teams coordinator Brian Mason will coach from the press box after a knee injury, per Yahoo Sports. The report capped a weekend of camp coverage from Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, where Yahoo Sports and Heavy.com separately reported that defensive lineman Leonard Taylor I…

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Patriots' Preseason Opener At Gillette Ends In Tie With Colts

The Patriots' preseason opener at Gillette Stadium ended in a tie with the Colts on Aug. 13, exposing kicking troubles. Head coach Mike Vrabel said kicker Andy Borregales, who missed three field goal attempts, still has the coaching staff's confidence, according to Sports Illustrated. V…

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New Restaurants, Entertainment Spots Open At Patriot Place

Foxborough visitors will find several new dining and entertainment spots open around Patriot Place this season, Foxborough Patch reports. The commercial district near Gillette Stadium has added new restaurants and attractions ahead of the Patriots' 2026 season opener, giving fans more t…

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Vrabel Confirms Drake Maye's Status For Preseason Opener

Patriots coach Mike Vrabel confirmed quarterback Drake Maye's status for Thursday's preseason opener after Tuesday's joint practice with the Colts. The session at Gillette Stadium drew heavy coverage, with Sports Illustrated naming receiver A.J. Brown the standout performer in "Winners …

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Patriots Sign Hunter Henry To Multi-Year Contract Extension

Patriots tight end Hunter Henry agreed to a multi-year contract extension with New England on Monday. The team also parted ways with 2024 third-round pick Caedan Wallace, waiving the offensive lineman before the Miami Dolphins acquired him in a trade, according to Sports Illustrated's r…

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Gillette Stadium Turf Draws Scrutiny After World Cup Matches

Gillette Stadium's turf is under scrutiny after hosting World Cup soccer matches this summer. The Spun reported Aug. 9 that "The Patriots Have Problems With Their Post-World Cup Turf Field," raising questions about the surface ahead of the team's season opener in September. Patriots def…

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Dynamo Beats Revolution 2-0 at Gillette Stadium

Houston Dynamo beat the New England Revolution 2-0 at Gillette Stadium on Saturday, extending its unbeaten streak to six matches. Guilherme Santos and Agustín Resch scored for Houston in a match covered widely by wire services, including an Associated Press report carried by the Beaumon…

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Patriots Legend Praises Christian Gonzalez Amid Contract Standoff

A Patriots legend praised cornerback Christian Gonzalez amid his contract standoff as training camp continued at Gillette Stadium Friday, August 7. Head coach Mike Vrabel offered injury updates on starters Will Campbell and Carlton Davis, while quarterback Drake Maye came up short again…

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