The New England Patriots have made a big move ahead of NFL free agency, re-signing veteran tight end Austin Hooper to a reported 1-year, $5 million deal with a max value of $7 million. Hooper’s return solidifies the tight end position, where he had a successful first season with the team. The Patriots also signed former Titans outside linebacker Harold Landry to a 3-year contract. The team still has key internal free agents to address, including defensive back Jonathan Jones, defensive lineman Deatrich Wise, and quarterback Jacoby Brissett. Hooper’s re-signing is a strategic move as the Patriots prepare for the upcoming season, with the possibility of targeting more tight end options in the draft. The acquisition of Landry adds depth to the team’s defense and brings in new talent under the leadership of head coach Mike Vrabel. Patriots fans can look forward to seeing familiar faces, like Hooper and Landry, as well as potential new additions as the offseason progresses.
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