with the New England Patriots‘ Initial List of 53 men Set, all eyes are now turning to the coaching squad and assignment wire.
Beginning at 12 p.m. ET on Wednesday, the claim deadline will lapse for players with fewer than four seasons due on their resume. Players who were abandoned over the past two days are now subject to exemptions – including 20 ex-Patriots now. All of them, in theory, could be harvested by other clubs.
The Patriots could soon begin adding up to 16 players to their coaching squad as a regular-season scout and as an emergency troop in the event of an injury. Due to current coaching squad rules that allow teams to replay up to six players regardless of their experience, all 24 players Those removed on Tuesday are potential candidates to be pushed back through the development roster.
In order to stay on top of all the moves New England will be making over the next few hours, please be sure to bookmark and revisit our up-to-date tracker below regularly.
CB Tieran Mitchell
OL James Ferenc
WR Lil Jordan Humphrey
DT Labrian Ray
LP Cameron McGron
Russian Cody
T Matt Sokol
RB Kevin Harris
RB JJ Taylor
WR Tri Nixon
LB Harvey Lange
Galen Weidermere
DT Jeremiah Pharms Jr.
S Brad Hawkins
OL Bill Murray
TE Devin Asiasi: Claimed by Cincinnati Bengals
The Patriots have officially announced their initial coaching squad, and they’ve signed all players spotted in training – except for mystery factor number 68. So the coaching staff is now standing at 15 out of 16 locations. | Number of Patriots workout teams: 15
It looks like the Patriots have added several other players to their coaching squad. Besides the players already reported, linebackers JJ Taylor and Kevin Harris, wide receiver Trey Nixon, Matt Sokol, offensive lineman James Ferenc, defensive line Brian Ray, corner back Terrence Mitchell and Brad Hawkins safe have been spotted. It looks great that they’re all on the coaching squad, just like the obscure forward line man wearing the number 68 jersey.
With the waivers removed, linebacker Harvey Lange will be the last player to sign with the Patriots coaching staff. Lange provides prowess at center back and has proven to be a contributor to special teams throughout his career at the Patriots. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 7
One of the summer’s most improved players, offensive lineman Cody Rossi will sign with the New England coaching staff. UDFA will look to continue development along the interior of the offensive line. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 6
With Cincinnati claiming Devin Asiasi, New England signed tight teammate Galen Wiedermayer to her coaching team. Despite signing with the club just over two weeks ago, Wiedermere’s potential has made him an interesting candidate. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 5
The Patriots added some much-needed wide receiver help to their coaching staff by signing Lil’Jordan Humphrey. Premium concessions have been removed before the start of the season and can be counted on very quickly as the active roster has only six healthy passing players. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 4
Jeremiah Pharms Jr. will become. The last player to join the Patriots coaching squad. The unstyled free agent, who originally tried to get into the league in 2020, had some strong moments this pre-season. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 3
The Patriots will sign offensive lineman Bill Murray for their practice. Murray has gone from defense to offense this season and has shown some promise in his first extended stint as a blocker; The coaching team is a natural destination for him. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 2
Now that he has authorized the concessions, New England linebacker Cameron McGron is expected to sign up to her coaching staff. McGrone was vying for a reserve spot at linebacker this summer but lost to Jahlani Tavai for fourth on the depth chart. | source | Number of Patriots Training Teams: 1
The Bengals have been granted a Devin Asiasi court end of New England waivers, according to the NFL Transaction Wire. The 2020 UCLA third-round draft pick featured in 10 games across two regular seasons with the Patriots, earning two passes for 39 yards and a touchdown. He points to the organization’s only loss on Wednesday by claiming.
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