Is Brian Hoyer going to be in a Patriots uniform next year?
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
With free agency starting on Tuesday, rosters for the 2012 NFL season will begin to take shape. Between free agency this week, the draft in April and trades made throughout the summer, each NFL team will look different when camps open.
In this piece I put on my prognosticator’s cap and try to project not only who the Patriots will draft in April, but who they will sign, re-sign and release along the way.
Will the Patriots part ways with Brian Hoyer this spring?
Ever since Matt Cassel and Mike Vrabel were shipped to Kansas City for a 2nd round pick, Patriots fans have been wondering what sort of trade compensation the next backup quarterback would bring.
With Brian Hoyer entering the 2012 NFL off-season as a restricted free-agent, we are about to find out.
The Patriots will not spend this off-season lying down. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
The best way to forget the Super Bowl is to look ahead to the future. Here we take a look at the free agents on the Patriots roster: who is likely to be back and who they will probably let walk.
Having three good quarterbacks is a good problem.
Much has been made about the performance of backup quarterbacks Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett over the last few days.
With both signal-callers performing well in the 47-12 pre-season victory over the Jaguars, some are even calling for one of them to be traded.
Decisions, decisions.
Backup QB's Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett had great nights for the Patriots.
NEPD Staff Writer Doug Kyed
After a blowout win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Patriots fans have to be feeling good. Here is what we thought of the first of many wins this season.
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