The latest roster moves made by the New England Patriots hint at wide receiver Stefon Diggs' training camp status.

New England designated a number of players to the PUP (physically unable to perform) and NFI (non-football injury) lists on Saturday. Diggs was not among the names listed, meaning he could be full steam ahead for the first day of Patriots training camp.

A key Patriots playmaker is making headlines ahead of training camp. It could signal big things for New England’s offense this season.

Rounding out the top of the depth chart will be fellow free agent addition Khyiris Tonga. The near 340-pound nose tackle will serve as New England’s top interior run defender next to Barmore and Williams, but the 29-year-old has never played more than 36 percent of a team’s defensive snaps over his four NFL seasons.

New England Patriots rookies and veterans will soon report back to Gillette Stadium as training camp is set to kick off. For the now Mike Vrabel-led Patriots, their first practice of the summer will begin on Wednesday,

Drake Maye is heading into his second season as the clear-cut franchise quarterback in New England. As a rookie, he showcased a special arm talent that has Patriots fans excited about the future. However,

New England Patriots' K'Lavon Chaisson signed this offseason for just $3 million, but the former first-round pick could be an under-the-radar player to watch at the Patriots' training camp.

New England Patriots rookies and veterans will soon report back to Gillette Stadium as training camp is set to kick off. For the now Mike Vrabel-led Patriots, their first practice of the summer will begin on Wednesday,