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Super Bowl LX

Super Bowl LX: New England Patriots v Seattle Seahawks

Super Bowl LX: Seahawks dominate Patriots in 29-13 win

The Seahawks defense overwhelmed the Patriots for Seattle’s second NFL championship.

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Reports suggest Brown leaked information

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Mike Florio and Myles Simmons unpack various reports suggesting that A.J. Brown “leaked” information to the media during his tenure with the Philadelphia Eagles, discussing why the reports are “disappointing.”

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Caleb Lomu

NE Tackle

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The Patriots signed No. 28 overall pick OT Caleb Lomu to a four-year contract.

The Patriots traded up with the Bills to select Lomu in hopes of shoring up an offensive line that allowed 48 sacks on its quarterbacks last season. Lomu did not allow a sack on 769 pass-blocking snaps while lined up at left tackle during his career, and allowed only 25 pressures on 808 pass-blocking snaps overall, per PFF. Despite being viewed by some as a raw talent, Lomu was one of the most athletic offensive linemen in this year’s draft, and figures to eventually work his way into one of the starting tackle spots this season.
TreVeyon Henderson

NE Running Back #32

Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson said he used New England’s voluntary offseason program to improve his blocking and receiving.

Smart. Henderson was viewed as a potential passing game contributor as a rookie last year, but veteran RB Rhamondre Stevenson continued to lead the way on passing downs throughout the year. Over the course of the playoffs, Stevenson out-snapped Henderson 54-to-6 on third down and 20-to-17 in the two-minute drill. If Henderson has meaningfully improved pass protection and receiving, he could challenge Stevenson for that role in training camp. Henderson adds that after being tested “physically and mentally” by playing through consecutive extended seasons, at Ohio State and with the Patriots, he has been “refreshed as a full participant in the team’s voluntary offseason program.”
Eli Raridon

NE Tight End

Patriots TE coach Thomas Brown believes rookie TE Eli Raridon has “growth potential.”

ESPN’s Mike Reiss spoke with Brown this week after the Patriots placed TE Julian Hill (knee) on season-ending injured reserve. Brown complimented Raridon’s long speed, athleticism and acceleration, while noting that he has “pretty good ball skills.” Brown believes that there is “so much more to kind of be captured from his college tape.” Raridon has been a dynasty darling in rookie drafts thus far. Hill’s injury could allow Raridon to compete for the TE2 role this season and potentially contribute to the Patriots’ offense down the stretch. He is worth keeping an eye on this summer.
Kayshon Boutte

NE Wide Receiver #9

Patriots WR Kayshon Boutte said he’ll report to mandatory minicamp this week.

Boutte wouldn’t seem to have a real role with the Patriots after they acquired A.J. Brown on June 1 — one could argue the most surprising thing about that deal going down is the fact that Boutte wasn’t involved in it. Boutte is reportedly available in a trade, and ESPN’s Dan Graziano reported last week that the Patriots have received interest. It’s in Boutte’s financial best interests to show up.
A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #11

NFL Network’s Cameron Wolfe reports that the Patriots do not expect WR A.J. Brown (knees) to be limited this season.

Over the course of his career, Brown has openly discussed the maintenance his knees require. He underwent cleanup procedures in both knees in 2021. Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf recently acknowledged that Brown has managed a degenerative knee condition in one of his knees since entering the league in 2019. Despite receiving treatment regularly, Brown has been a 1,000-yard receiver in six of his seven NFL seasons. We expect him to continue playing at a high level, but he could fall into the WR1/2 range this summer. Regardless, he is the Patriots’ clear-cut WR1.
Cooper Kupp

SEA Wide Receiver #10

Seahawks WR Cooper Kupp said he never considered retiring after his team’s Super Bowl LX win over the Patriots.

Kupp operated as the Seahawks’ WR2 last season, though The Athletic’s Mike Dugar reported in March that WR Rashid Shaheed’s new deal “suggests a demotion” could be on the way for Kupp. Regardless, Kupp loves “playing this game too much” to slow down now. If Kupp can retain his WR2 role on the Seahawks, he will likely only be a matchup-based FLEX option.
AJ Barner

SEA Tight End #88

Seahawks TE AJ Barner said he underwent two surgeries after the 2025 season, but he will “be ready to go” for training camp.

Barner was listed with calf, elbow and hip injuries last season. We don’t know which ailments required surgery. Barner said he is “definitely feeling better,” but he still has a few hurdles to clear before he can back out there. Barner finished as the PPR TE14 last season, operating as a big-bodied target for QB Sam Darnold and as the Seahawks’ tush push specialist in short-yardage situations.
Kayshon Boutte

NE Wide Receiver #9

ESPN’s Dan Graziano writes Patriots have received trade interest in WR Kayshon Boutte.

Boutte remains away from the team and is interested in being traded, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The 24-year-old former sixth-round pick is in the last year of his contract and with the Patriots adding A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs this offseason, the writing is on the wall. Graziano mentions the Commanders and Raiders as teams that could be looking for receiver help.
A.J. Brown

NE Wide Receiver #11

The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jeff McLane reports the Rams “weren’t satisfied with what they saw” on A.J. Brown’s medicals.

McLane added that he thinks that’s why Brown’s value on the market wasn’t “what you thought it would be.” Brown held his press conference with the Patriots today and said “I know this isn’t heaven. But it’s close to it.” We don’t think this report holds any real impact on Brown’s 2026 status, but it’s worth considering for dynasty leaguers and keeper leagues as Brown enters his age-29 season.
Julian Hill

NE Tight End #80

Patriots placed TE Julian Hill (knee) on season-ending injured reserve.

Hill suffered a “devastating, awful” (Mike Vrabel’s words) knee injury in OTAs. He had just signed a three-year contract, and his absence will likely have the Patriots relying more on Reggie Gilliam as a blocker while elevating the snap count of third-round draft pick Eli Raridon.

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