The Pittsburgh Steelers continued their effort to improve in the secondary by acquiring safety Kyle Dugger in a trade from the New England Patriots on Tuesday night, according to ESPN. In the deal, the Steelers reportedly sent a sixth-round pick in exchange for Dugger and a seventh-round pick.

The Patriots made a second trade of the day, sending safety Kyle Dugger and a seventh-round pick to the Steelers in exchange for a sixth-round choice, according to multiple reports.

As the New England Patriots prepare for their Week 9 showdown with the Atlanta Falcons this weekend at Gillette Stadium, their front offense

Jones has returned to playing as arguably the NFL’s best punt returner under new coach Mike Vrabel while playing in the secondary.

Cam Newton continues to be dismissive of the Drake Maye hype, and Patriots Twitter is starting to turn on the former quarterback.

The Patriots and Buccaneers will remain in the early afternoon time slot and won't be flexed to a different time by the NFL.

The New England Patriots traded Josh Uche to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday. Uche was traded to the Chiefs in exchange for a 2026 sixth-round pick. While the Patriots rebuilding and trading off valuable assets might look good on the surface,