Ex-Patriots kicker Joey Slye reportedly agrees to free agent deal with Titans
Briefly

The New England Patriots will replace their kicker for the third consecutive season as Joey Slye has signed with the Tennessee Titans. Despite making a franchise-record 63-yard field goal, Slye struggled with consistency, finishing the season with a 78.8% field goal completion rate. Currently, the only kicker on the roster is John Parker Romo, who previously made 11-of-12 attempts with the Vikings but hasn't played in a regular season game for the Patriots. Competition is expected to be added through free agency and the NFL Draft, as the team seeks reliable kicking options.
The New England Patriots are set to have a new kicker for the third straight season following Joey Slye's departure to the Titans.
Slye's tenure in New England was marked by a record-breaking 63-yard field goal, but an overall make percentage of just 78.8.
With only John Parker Romo left on the roster, the Patriots will likely pursue more competition at kicker through free agency or the draft.
The Patriots previously had Chad Ryland, who after a strong performance with the Cardinals, reestablished himself as a reliable kicker for the season.
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