The New England Patriots have made many moves to upgrade the roster in recent days, but one key area remains. ESPN's Adam Schefter sees that potentially coming sooner than later as he mentioned the Patriots being one of several teams looking into former Super Bowl MVP wide receiver Cooper Kupp.

The New England Patriots still have a lot of holes to fill and there is one superstar still available on the open market.

On a Wednesday episode of his podcast, ESPN's Adam Schefter said the Patriots were willing to pay Godwin $30M annually, but he stayed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers instead. The one-time Pro Bowler signed a three-year, $66M deal.

The Los Angles Rams cut Super Bowl 56 MVP Cooper Kupp after being unable to find a trade partner for their former No. 1 wide receiver.

The New England Patriots are moving on from eight-time team captain and two-time Super Bowl champion center David Andrews

The Los Angeles Rams confirmed they cut Kupp after they failed to find a trade partner. ESPN's Sarah Barshop reported Kupp's release will save the Rams $15M in cap space in 2025, but they'll incur dead-cap hits of $14.78M this season and $7.48M in 2026.

The Patriots made the surprising decision to cut longtime center, captain, and Super Bowl champion David Andrews.

David Andrews, a two-time Super Bowl Champion and eight-time team captain, is being released by the New England Patriots.