Patriots Bolster Defense with Veteran Signings in Free Agency
The New England Patriots have made significant moves in the early stages of NFL free agency, reinforcing their defense with the signings of linebacker Harold Landry and another veteran player. According to reports from Patriots.com, the team is strategically adding experienced players familiar with the Patriots' system to enhance their roster for the upcoming season.
Harold Landry, a Pro Bowl pass rusher, has agreed to a deal with the Patriots, as reported by ESPN and the Boston Globe. Landry's addition is seen as a key move to bolster the Patriots' linebacker position, bringing his proven track record and familiarity with former Titans coach Mike Vrabel, who has ties to the Patriots organization.
The signing of Landry, along with another veteran, signifies the Patriots' intent to strengthen their defense and build a competitive team for the 2025 season. These moves come at a critical time as the Patriots aim to improve upon their performance and make a strong push in the competitive AFC East division.
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Was Harold Landry cut?
The Titans released Landry on Friday after a trade never materialized despite the team giving his agents permission to seek one. Landry, 28, led the team with nine sacks last season and posted 15 tackles for a loss and 15 quarterback hits in 17 starts.
Was Harold Landry a free agent?
Patriots sign Harold Landry That left Landry, a former Pro Bowl linebacker with the Titans who Vrabel drafted out of Boston College in 2018, a free agent. The Titans initially granted him permission to seed a trade, but later released him.
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