Patriots' Offseason Moves: Fans Approve, Gaps Remain

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The New England Patriots hit the ground running in free agency right after their Super Bowl

trip.

Over the first two days, they locked in deals with Eddresher Dremont Jones, Fullback Reggie

Gilliam, Offensive Guard Alicia Vera Tucker, and Wide.

Receiver Romeo Dubs.

Shortly after the league year started, they added all pro-safety Kevin Byard, Titan Julien

Hill, and Safety Might Brown.

On the other side, the team parted ways with Wide Receivers to Fawn Diggs, Center Gare Bradbury,

Defensive Tackle Kyra's Tongue, Safety J. Lin, Hawkins, Eddresher Kalevon Sheson, and

several others.

These swaps aimed to boost the overall roster strength heading into the new season.

A fresh fan survey reveals that 74% think the Patriots upgraded during this early off-season

push.

This reactions echo that view, with supporters noting better depth on defense and key spots

up front, even if a few see it as holding steady.

That said, plenty of work remains.

Forty-three percent of fans still rank Eddresher as the biggest hole, while twenty-five percent

want more at Wide Receiver and seventeen percent.

Call out Titan.

The hope is these moves propel New England back toward another Super Bowl run.

For now, they hold the fifth best odds to win the AFC East, trailing only the Ravens,

Bills, Chiefs, and Chargers.

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