
Oliver Thomas
Contributor at Forbes
Managing Editor at Pats Pulpit
@ForbesSports contributor | @PatsPulpit assistant managing editor | @PFWAwriters and @TheFWAA member | @UofNH alum
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1 week ago |
patspulpit.com | Oliver Thomas
Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images A three-time Super Bowl champion will be back in Wisconsin to lend a hand during the 2025 NFL draft. Former New England Patriots running back James White is set to announce the organization’s Day 2 selections in Green Bay next Friday, April 25, the league announced. White, 33, appeared in 105 games, including playoffs, during his Patriots tenure.
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1 week ago |
patspulpit.com | Oliver Thomas
Photo by John Tlumacki/The Boston Globe via Getty Images As the New England Patriots closed in on the voluntary offseason program, the organization closed out on an investment from the 2024 NFL draft. The decision to trade quarterback Joe Milton III didn’t happen overnight. But on April 3, it reached the transaction wire as the rising sophomore made his way to the Dallas Cowboys in a swap of upcoming selections.
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1 week ago |
forbes.com | Oliver Thomas
Garrett Bradbury started every game he appeared in for the organization that drafted him. But after 88, the veteran center found himself released by the Minnesota Vikings with the post-June 1 designation. No trade materialized. But a new opportunity has since then. The New England Patriots agreed to terms with Bradbury on a two-year, $9.5 million contract a day after he officially became an unrestricted free agent last month. “I had six great years in Minnesota. It’s a great locker room.
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1 week ago |
patspulpit.com | Oliver Thomas
Photo by Mike Christy/Getty Images Antonio Gibson’s first season with the New England Patriots is in the rearview mirror. The veteran running back plans on leaving it there as voluntary workout program gets underway. “Not going to sugarcoat it, not what I wanted,” Gibson told reporters of 2024 during his Thursday press conference at Gillette Stadium. “But, you know, there’s always room to build and that’s the goal.
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2 weeks ago |
vevioz.com | Oliver Thomas
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