The New England Patriots have signed Wes Schweitzer, previously with the New York Jets, to a one-year deal to enhance their offensive line amid the release of veteran David Andrews. Despite mixed evaluations on his impact, analysts acknowledge Schweitzer's versatility in playing multiple interior positions and his experience, which could stabilize the line. However, his lack of starting games in recent years raises questions about his effectiveness. This signing gives the Patriots a full roster of eight players on the interior offensive line, enhancing their depth but not dramatically improving the overall strength of the unit.
The Patriots needed more experienced depth along the interior offensive line with David Andrews out, and Schweitzer provides just that.
Schweitzer is a professional lineman with experience at all three spots on the interior and a positive relationship with Todd Downing.
Schweitzer has only started 13 games in the past four years combined, but he has position flexibility.
With Schweitzer on board, the Patriots' interior offensive line is back up to eight players.
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