Patriots Sign Doubs to $68M Deal

On this March 19th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The New England Patriots just signed former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Romeo Dubs

to a four-year deal worth $68 million, including $35 million fully guaranteed.

This move comes as the team looks to bolster its passing game heading into the new season.

Dubs and his representatives initially pushed for $20 million per season in free agency.

The Patriots weren't on board with that number right away,

so they struck a compromise with built-in incentives to bridge the gap.

NFL Insider, Alper Breer, highlighted how this contract lets Dubs chase his target

through performance bonuses. He could add up to $3 million each year,

plus roster bonuses, potentially pushing the total value to $80 million over four years.

As the likely number one receiver for New England, especially after recent roster changes,

Dubs steps into a big role on offense. Last season with the Packers,

he posted 55 catches for 724 yards and six touchdowns.

If Dubs stays healthy and elevates his game, he has a real shot at hitting that $20 million

per year mark he wanted all along. Keep an eye on how he fits into the Patriots plans this

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