Defensive tackle David Olajiga, who joined the Patriots right before training camp, is not counting against the 90-man roster limit. A member of the International Pathway Program, he is exempt but can practice with the team and appear in preseason games.

After a few weeks of angst around the NFL, which revolved around 30 of the 32 rookies drafted in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft remaining unsigned heading into training camp, the ball has finally gotten rolling. For the New England Patriots, that means penning Ohio State running back TreVeyon Henderson to his rookie contract.

Drake Maye was solid in 2024; he wasn't perfect, but he was better than expected, especially with the lack of top-end talent around him on offense. Henderson is one piece of a revamped offensive lineup, and giving him a guranteed deal is merely a vote of confidence that he can help Maye take his game to the next level.

This year, we’re using an online version of the Magic 8 Ball to answer a few questions about the New England Patriots.

The New England Patriots are merely days away from the start of training camp, and rookie running back TreVeyon Henderson still remains unsigned.

With 30 of 32 NFL second round draft picks remaining unsigned, concerns about the running back they took at No. 38 are becoming urgent.

The Patriots have high hopes for this year's draft class. Here are five players who should make an impact immediately

Fans won't have to wait long to see what the new-look Patriots have in store. Players are slated to report on June 22 for training camp. Here is one burning question at each position on offense for the team heading into the final practice period ahead of the regular season: