Despite his slow start this season due to recovering from a torn ACL, Kendrick Bourne remains a dependable pass-catcher. His established role as an elder statesman in a young receiving room, along with his three-year deal worth up to $33 million, makes him an appealing target for contending teams looking to bolster their receiving corps.
The Patriots, currently at 2-6 and facing a lengthy rebuild, could benefit from trading veterans like Bourne and other assets to accumulate draft picks, enhancing their future roster.
With the NFL trade deadline approaching on November 5, players like Jonathan Jones and Kendrick Bourne are likely to generate interest from teams in playoff contention, as the Patriots explore potential trade avenues.
While contenders may not be willing to part with high draft picks for the Patriots' veterans due to the current roster's lack of high-end talent, several teams could still be interested in acquiring ready-to-play contributors.
Collection
[
|
...
]