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A true No. 1: Breaking down all angles of Patriots' expected A.J. Brown trade

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By Tom Curran
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A true No. 1: Breaking down all angles of Patriots' expected A.J. Brown trade originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston It’s June 1. Technically — TECHNICALLY — a deal between the Patriots and Eagles delivering A.J. Brown to the defending AFC champions can’t be consummated until after 4 p.m. ET on Monday. That’s when the “dead money” salary cap hit Philly will realize in 2026 goes from $43 million down to $16.3 million. It’s all but done.
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Patriots 2026 roster reset: Defensive line depth is a sneaky need

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By Tom Curran
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Patriots 2026 roster reset: Defensive line depth is a sneaky need originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston Editor’s Note: With free agency in full swing and the NFL Draft rapidly approaching, our Patriots Insider Tom E. Curran is resetting each Patriots position by assessing their 2025 performance, laying out their 2026 contract statuses, and ranking their offseason priority on a scale of 1 to 5 when it comes to potential upgrades.
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The battle for 18 games and NFL labor peace begins this week

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By Tom Curran
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The battle for 18 games and NFL labor peace begins this week originally appeared on NBC Sports Boston PHOENIX — The years of labor bliss between the NFL and its players isn’t finished. But you can see the end from here. With a salary cap ballooning to $301 million this season, teams muttering about the rising expenses of doing business and the push for an 18-game regular season (and 16 international games), both sides are chalking their hands for the upcoming tug-of-war.
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