Patriots Release Diggs, Sign Doubs: Rebuilding WR Corps

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The New England Patriots kicked off their offseason by releasing

veteran wide receiver Stefan Diggs, who topped the team with

85 catches for.

One thousand thirteen yards last season.

He led all NFL receivers by snagging 82.5% of his targets, making

him a go-to guy for young quarterback Drake May.

Coach Mike Raeble praised Diggs' efficiency at the league meetings, saying

they got to recreate that ball security through better accuracy or hands.

First moved to Phil Devoid, signing X-Green Bay Packer Romeo Dubs to a

four-year, $68 million deal, highlighting his steady.

Improvement

That adds dubs to a young group, including Keishan Boot, Mac Hollins,

Demario Douglas, Kyle Williams, and Efton Chisholm III.

Fans and analysts see this as a rebuilt spot, with internal growth key to

matching Diggs' output after his reliable season.

Rumors keep swirling about a trade for Philly's AJ Brown, and

the past could hit the position hard in next month's draft, too.

Raeble made it clear, they're hunting talent everywhere.

Free agency, trades, the draft to bulk up the roster and keep pushing forward.