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Patriots Better, or Just 'Not Any Worse'? by Marima on Mar 8, 2010 9:42 AM EST in News 15 comments Former Patriot WR David Givens sketched this portrait of Bill Belichick.

When the clock struck midnight, eight members of the 2009 New England Patriots officially became free agents.

Share + Mar 10, 2010 5:53 pm US/Eastern FOXBOROUGH, Mass. Two-time Pro Bowl nose tackle Vince Wilfork says he is ready to push himself harder and ask others to work harder on the field after he signed a long-term contract that will keep him with the New England Patriots.

The New England Patriots have agreed to terms with running back Kevin Faulk. The versatile 11-year veteran has spent his entire career with the Patriots, helping them win three Super Bowls.

The race for free agent cornerback Leigh Bodden may be heating up, but defensive end Jarvis Green is just getting started.

Just a few short days after creating a slew of questions in fans' minds at the tight end position in New England, the Patriots seem to be ready to begin answering some of those questions.

When the Patriots a year ago moved on without linebackers Tedy Bruschi and Mike Vrabel, defensive lineman Richard Seymour and safety Rodney Harrison, they insisted they could overcome those losses and win another division title.

New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft went on WEEI sports radio today and didn't give many answers regarding the Patriots offseason.

The New England Patriots officially announced the signings of defensive tackle Vince Wilfork and guard Stephen Neal on Tuesday.

While this off season has seemed fairly quiet for New England thus far, the Patriots have quietly been in the process of re-signing several important free agents.

I think my pal Lindsay Jones of the Denver Post put it best with this Tweet: I love me some Twitter, but this Leigh Bodden mess is a reminder of how it can be dangerous.

Mackie is a huge fan of the Super Bowl-winning team and bet New England Patriots superfan Damon on the outcome of the American football season.

Bill Belichick usually stands the football world on its proverbial head, whether it is attempting a 4th-and-2 with Peyton Manning pacing on the sidelines or sending Richard Seymour to Oakland for a future first round pick.

Angelo Craig, a former Glenville High School football standout who played professionally for the New England Patriots, is to appear 9 a.m. Monday in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court for a pretrial on charges of carrying a concealed weapon and resisting arrest.

To all the Chicken Littles who said the sky was falling on New England, it looks as if the Patriots won't stand idly by and await their dynasty's doomsday.

Patriots free agent CB Leigh Bodden is set to start looking for his 2010 employer, with a visit to Houston .

Would LenDale White suit a different shade of blue? View full size photo>> Teams have been slapping players with tenders recently , and a couple of very interesting tender sheets have cropped up.

Sebastian Vollmer visits a Foxboro elementary school to share his experience of coming to the US from Germany to play football.

It's likely it won't be the last. Roughly eight hours before the 2010 NFL year officially began, the team cut tight end Chris Baker, a sturdy blocker and key contributor.

The New England Patriots further depleted their tight end corps. on Thursday, releasing backup Chris Baker.