Patriots Sign Second-Round Pick Gabe Jacas to Rookie Deal

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Patriots Sign Second-Round Pick Gabe Jacas to Rookie Deal

According to Jordan Schultz, the Patriots signed second-round pick Gabe Jacas to a four-year, $8.6 million rookie contract, ending one of the NFL's final unsigned rookie situations. New England traded up to select the former Illinois All-American with the 55th overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Jacas had missed the opening days of training camp while recovering from offseason knee cleanup surgery and amid contract negotiations with the team.

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Patriots owner Robert Kraft said the team has offered Gonzalez a deal that would make him the NFL's highest-paid cornerback and the highest-paid player in franchise history. The current cornerback record belongs to Trent McDuffie at $31 million per year, though Seahawks star Devon Witherspoon is reportedly expected to top that with an extension worth around $32 million annually.

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Mike Vrabel Praises A.J. Brown’s Transition to Patriots

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Mike Vrabel Praises A.J. Brown’s Transition to Patriots

Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel praised wide receiver A.J. Brown's adjustment to New England after the team's offseason trade with the Eagles. "He's had a great attitude and a willingness to learn a completely new system in a short amount of time," Vrabel said, per Doug Kyed. "I enjoy having A.J. here. I really love him personally. He's going to help our football team," added the head coach.

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Tetairoa McMillan Addresses Youth Camp Controversy

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Super Bowl 50 Winner James Ferentz Joins Texans Coaching Staff

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Super Bowl 50 Winner James Ferentz Joins Texans Coaching Staff

Former Broncos offensive lineman James Ferentz, a member of Denver's Super Bowl 50 championship team, is now the Texans' tight ends coach. The 37-year-old spent the 2015 and 2016 seasons with Denver before playing seven years with the Patriots. After retiring in 2024, Ferentz served as the Giants' assistant offensive line coach for two seasons before returning to Houston, where his NFL career began as an undrafted rookie.

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