Vrabel opens his Patriots era Saturday. The early camp sessions will reveal if the roster truly fits his scheme.

With Harold Landry III sidelined, the Patriots edge group is wide open. Fans are paying attention to who steps up.

Patriots training camp opens today with a roster full of new faces. The questions about offensive line cohesion, pass-catching production, and defensive scheme fit won't answer themselves.

Eli Raridon enters Patriots training camp with a real chance to prove he belongs in Drake Maye's receiving rotation. Here's why this depth addition matters.

Training camp opens Saturday. The Patriots have 92 bodies and need 53. The next three weeks separate the real players from the rest.

Patriots waive rookie WR Jimmy Kibble with injury designation, clearing roster space on eve of training camp. Georgetown product never got his shot.

Jordan Devey, offensive lineman on the 2014 Super Bowl XLIX championship Patriots team, has passed away at 38.

Patriots place captain Brenden Schooler on injury list ahead of training camp, forcing the team to adjust special teams depth early.

DeAndre Hopkins joins Vrabel's coaching staff as a receiver mentor for training camp—a smart investment in player development over roster construction.

New England makes three roster moves that signal Mike Vrabel's vision for competition and positional flexibility. This is smart housekeeping.

After years of neglect at tight end, the Patriots are finally investing in the position. Eli Raridon's presence signals a smarter approach from Vrabel and Wolf.

CJ Dippre enters a crowded Patriots tight end room with no pressure and everything to prove under Vrabel's system.

Will Campbell's left tackle battle sets the tone for the entire Patriots offense and Drake Maye's development. Everything hinges on what we see this week.