FOXBORO, Mass. — The NFL’s legal tampering period opened Monday and the New England Patriots have made a flurry of reported moves ahead of the official start of free agency.
Contracts negotiated during the legal tampering period can be submitted to the NFL starting Wednesday at 4 p.m. when the new league year begins.
Through the first days of the legal tampering window, the Patriots added several pieces on offense, defense, and special teams.
Below is a list of signings, trades, and departures involving New England so far:
- Patriots reportedly resign offensive lineman Tyrone Wheatley Jr.
- Patriots reportedly sign veteran tight end Austin Hooper
- Patriots reportedly resign QB Nathan Rourke
- Patriots reportedly resign edge rusher Josh Uche
- Patriots reportedly resign linebacker Christian Ellis
- Patriots reportedly resign linebacker Anfernee Jennings
- Patriots tight end Mike Gesicki leaving team, reportedly signs with Cincinnati Bengals
- Patriots reportedly sign former Washington Commanders dual-threat running back Antonio Gibson
- Patriots reportedly sign journeyman veteran QB Jacoby Brissett to 1-year contract
- Patriots reportedly resign wide receiver/kick returner Jalen Reagor to 1-year contract
- Patriots reportedly sign former Cleveland Browns linebacker Sione Takitaki
- Patriots reportedly resign offensive lineman Mike Onwenu
- Patriots linebacker Mack Wilson Sr. reportedly signs with Arizona Cardinals
- Patriots reportedly release wide receiver DeVante Parker
- Patriots announce the signing of offensive tackle Chuwuma Okorafor
Before opening the legal tampering window, the Patriots traded quarterback Mac Jones to the Jacksonville Jaguars, while also agreeing to a multi-year extensions with tight end Hunter Henry and wide receiver Kendrick Bourne.
The Patriots also placed a one-year transition tag on safety Kyle Duggar.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available.
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