Patriots Finalize 91‑Player Roster After Super Bowl Run

After clinching a Super Bowl berth last season, the New England Patriots are reshaping their roster through free‑agency moves and draft picks. Fresh talent mixes with seasoned veterans across every unit, reflecting a clear retooling strategy. The updated depth chart now lists 91 players in total.

Roster Overview

The Patriots have built a blend of established talent and promising newcomers on both sides of the ball. Every position group has been refreshed, with special notes for unsigned draft selections and roster exemptions. Below is a complete breakdown of the current 91‑player roster.

Offensive Lineup

Quarterback (3 players): Drake Maye (10), Tommy DeVito (16) and Behren Morton (15). Maye is positioned as the starter, while DeVito and Morton provide depth and competition.

The backfield features six runners. Rhamondre Stevenson (38) remains the primary option, supported by TreVeyon Henderson (32) and Terrell Jennings (26). Additional signings and draft picks add speed and versatility.

Two fullbacks round out the running game. Reggie Gilliam (44) and Brock Lampe (46) bring blocking expertise and special‑team reliability. Both players have prior Patriots experience and are expected to fill traditional power roles.

The receiving corps includes 12 players, highlighted by A.J. Brown (1), Romeo Doubs (87) and Kayshon Boutte (9). Brown offers the deep threat, while Doubs provides intermediate solutions. The group also features rookie picks and undrafted talent.

Five tight ends are on the roster, with Hunter Henry (85) leading the unit. Henry’s proven pass‑catching ability will complement the offense, and Jack Westover (37) adds depth alongside other newcomers.

Eight offensive tackles make up the line’s depth. Will Campbell (66) starts at left tackle, while Morgan Moses (76) anchors the right side. Rotating talent, including Lorenz Metz (72) under a roster exemption, ensures flexibility for injuries.

Interior offensive linemen number nine, featuring guard Mike Onwenu (71) and center Jared Wilson (55). Youth and experience combine in this group, critical for protecting Drake Maye and supporting the run game.

Defensive Setup

Interior defensive line (9): Milton Williams (97), Christian Barmore (90) and Cory Durden (94) lead the group. Barmore’s pass‑rush burst is a key addition, with players like Joshua Farmer (92) providing depth.

Eight defensive edge players boost the front‑seven. Harold Landry III (2) and Dre’Mont Jones (5) supply outside pressure, while newcomers Gabe Jacas and others bring upside. A roster exemption and an undrafted signee keep the group flexible.

Linebackers feature eight names. Robert Spillane (14) and Christian Elliss (53) anchor the middle, offering coverage and run‑stopping ability. Younger options such as Chad Muma (49) and Amari Gainer (99) add depth.

Cornerback depth includes 11 players. Christian Gonzalez (0) and Carlton Davis III (7) start opposite, while Marcus Jones (25) handles punt returns. The secondary blends veteran experience with rookie speed, aiming to improve the prior year’s pass defense.

Safety group totals seven. Kevin Byard (31) and Craig Woodson (4) form a solid foundation, with Dell Pettus (24) offering youthful potential. Byard’s ball‑skills and Woodson’s run support give the Patriots a balanced backfield.

Special teams are covered by a kicker, punter and long snapper. Andy Borregales (36) handles field goals, Bryce Baringer (17) boots punts and Julian Ashby (47) snaps for special teams.

Reserve List

One player sits on injured reserve. Tight end Julian Hill (80) is currently sidelined, a potential loss for the passing attack if he cannot recover quickly.

*Denotes unsigned draft pick | ^Denotes roster exemption