Patriots Sign Romeo Doubs, Boosting WR Corps

On March 22nd, the New England Patriots made a key addition to their wide receiver group

by signing former Green Bay Packer standout, Romeo Doves, to A, $4.68 million deal.

This came right after they released stuff on digs, leaving a gap in their receiving

core.

Compared to other recent wide receiver contracts, like the $4.114 million packed in the

Annapolis gave Alec Pierce this, looks like smart business for New England.

Doves wasn't their first choice on the market, but he brings solid skills to a unit that

needed depth.

Former Patriots cornerback Logan Ryan called it a steal, highlighting Doves as the most

dangerous one-on-one thread from Green Bay's receivers.

He praised the player's route running, craftiness, and sure hands, noting the annual salary

around $15 to $17 million beats.

What?

Others are getting paid.

In his best season yet back in 2025, Doves hauled in 55 catches for 724 yards and 6 touchdowns.

The Patriots expect him to build on that, with more opportunity starting in 2026.

Trade talks still swirls around Philadelphia's A.J., Brown and New England figures to add

at least one more piece before next season kicks off, solidifying Doves as their top option

for now.

That's the story for today, and I feel news today, driven by AI, I'm Corey with The

Story.