Mike Vrabel wants to support Drake Maye - and add talent to the Patriots roster. The coach explained why they did both after signing Stefon Diggs.

Stefon Diggs always believed in himself. At age 31 and coming off a knee injury, his moxie hasn’t changed. Now, the newest Patriots receiver hopes to connect with and help Drake Maye. When the Patriots signed the veteran to a 3-year,

New Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs expressed his excitement about playing with quarterback Drake Maye in his introductory press conference Friday at Gillette Stadium. One thing that has Diggs pumped is that Maye has drawn comparisons to his old quarterback with the Bills, Josh Allen.

The New England Patriots are focused on building a stronger roster around Drake Maye, which is why they have signed a top-tier wide receiver in free agency ahead of the 2025 NFL season. The New England Patriots are confident that Drake Maye will lead them to success.

Stefon Diggs signed with the Patriots on Tuesday, agreeing to a three-year, $69 million contract, including $26 million guaranteed. It's a great landing spot for Diggs, and he could be a quality Fantasy receiver this season if healthy.

It took longer than expected, but the Patriots added much-needed wide receiver help when they signed Stefon Diggs this week. Diggs, 31, is recovering from a torn ACL suffered in October, but he’ll immediately enter the Patriots’ wide receiver corps as their top pass-catching option.

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Drake Maye will be the New England Patriots full-time starting quarterback for the 2025 season. Maye played in 13 games as a rookie in 2024, finishing with 2,276 yards through the air, 15 touchdowns,