- Off Day Mailbag: Biggest mistake of Patriots' offseason
- Patriots missing key offensive player at practice Thursday
- Bengals coach Zac Taylor doesn't answer questions on Patriots videotape situation
- Red Sox take shortstop Jonathan Arauz in Rule 5 Draft
- The Skate Podcast: Chris Nilan thinks Bruins are tough enough to protect Pastrnak
- ‘Zero’ distraction for Patriots players this week
- Kyle Van Noy is Patriots' nominee for Walter Payton Man of Year
- Mohamed Sanu praises Julian Edelman's toughness: 'They don’t call him Squirrel for nothing'
- Rick Porcello reportedly heading to Mets
- The Patriots weren't cheaters. That doesn't mean they weren't misguided.
- Dale & Keefe - Peter King would be surprised if there was anything nefarious about "Spygate 2"
- Dale & Keefe - Peter King would be surprised if there was anything nefarious about "Spygate 2"
- Dale & Keefe - Would the 07 Patriots have been better off losing a game along the way? Peter King would be surprised if there was anything nefarious about "Spygate 2"
- Dale & Keefe - The NFL Office is taking their time with the punishment for the Patriots; A Former Bengals player claims he witnessed Patriots video taping before
- GHS – A horrifying new trend of hacking into Ring home security systems; Rick Porcello leaves the Red Sox – 12-12-19
- GHS – Greg is upset with a new Mass amendment that would have doctors ask patients about owning firearms; Patriots offensive line is their biggest weakness – 12-12-19
- GHS – “The News” featuring the Grinch who stole Christmas decorations in Wrentham and Robert Kraft’s Chanukah trip to the Whitehouse; The latest on the “Spygate 2” investigation – 12-12-19
- GHS – “The Lead” featuring confirmation that the NFL has moved on from Kaepernick; Greg flips his opinion on “Spygate 2” after talking to a higher-up in the Patriots organization – 12-12-19
- Marc After Dark- Belichick and the football ops had nothing to do with Spygate 2.0
- Marc After Dark- Is Robert Kraft to blame for this Patriots season?
Nick Caserio reportedly not only Patriots front office member in contract year
A lot has been made of Patriots director of player personnel Nick Caserio potentially leaving for the Texans following this season, as they made a push for him to be their next general manager this offseason, but the Patriots filed tampering charges.
It will be a different story this coming offseason when Caserio's contract is said to be up, and he isn't the only important New England executive in a contract year.
According to MMQB's Albert Breer, Monti Ossenfort, the Patriots' director of college scouting, also has an expiring contract at the end of the season.
It will be interesting to see what happens, as if Caserio isn't interested in the Houston job, it could turn its attention towards Ossenfort, and the same can be said in New England if Caserio were to depart with Ossenfort potentially being promoted.
The Caserio situation will be fascinating to watch this year. Some have speculated he may have some of his duties taken away -- like being on the gameday headsets -- given the chance he departs for Houston after the season. From this perspective, we don't see anything changing, but it certainly will be worth watching.
Houston is an ideal place for members of the Patriots to go considering Bill O'Brien is the head coach, but also several former members of the organization are now in the front office, including Jack Easterby and James Liipfert.