Hunter Henry

For Henry, this offers security for the 29-year-old in agreeing to a deal worth $27 million.

With free agency on the horizon, we break down the Patriots' biggest positions of need and some of the players they'll be considering.

From offensive lineman Mike Onwenu to defensive back Jalen Mills, a look at the Patriots' top free agents-to-be come the middle of March.

If the Patriots are going to have to rebuild their roster, let's explore which players are likely to be around in 2024 and 2025.

New England may be 3-10, but Jabrill Peppers and the defense are surging after playing a huge role in Thursday's upset win in Pittsburgh.

“I know the fans, they’re looking for a higher draft pick,” Ezekiel Elliott said. “But for us, this game ... it means so much to us."

From Pop Warner to Snoop Dogg and the Cotton Bowl, four Patriots players break down their favorite play of their football career.

The Patriots thought swapping Bill O'Brien for Matt Patricia would fix the offense. Instead, it has somehow gotten much worse.

Our Patriots writer looks at the key matchups and offers a prediction for Sunday's rivalry game against the New York Jets.

Mac Jones and Hunter Henry looked good in the Patriots' season-opening loss to the Eagles. But there were some disappointments, too.

As Elliott arrives, Mac Jones discusses playing in Tom Brady's shadow and the Pats make the most of a joint practice against the Packers.

With training camp on the horizon, we offer thoughts on Mac Jones, Rhamondre Stevenson and every player on the Patriots offense.

The Patriots allocate more cap space to their tight ends than any other team. So how will they use both Hunter Henry and Mike Gesicki?

From Mac Jones to Trent Brown, a look at the Patriots players who stood out the most (in good or bad ways) during spring practices.

Without a true No. 1 wide receiver, the Patriots agreed to a one-year deal with the 27-year-old Gesicki, a dangerous red zone target.

Despite a brutal ending, the Patriots' season was not a failure. Mac Jones is the main reason, despite his struggles late in the season.

Now that Belichick and the Patriots have shown the big-spending model can work, will it change the way teams view roster-building?

As those who know him suspected, Henry is right where he belongs — being coached hard and held to high expectations with the Patriots.