New England Patriots executive Eliot Wolf has placed blame for the team's failures during the 2024 NFL season.

“There’s not going to be Mike’s guys or Eliot’s guys,” Wolf said. “There are going to be Patriot guys, and we’re excited to share the vision to work together to improve the roster.” The reality? The ...

After a 4-13 campaign in 2024, Eliot Wolf and the Patriots are expected to transform their offensive and defensive lines this ...

Eliot Wolf, the Patriots' GM, acknowledges the team's struggles and takes responsibility for roster decisions that didn't work out. The Patriots ranked poorly in the NFLPA player satisfaction survey, ...

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"Every hit on Jacoby or Drake during the season, I felt responsible for that." The post Eliot Wolf takes blame for Patriots ...

New England Patriots lead personnel executive Eliot Wolf explained what went wrong with rookie wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk.

One reason why Wolf feels the Patriots are more attractive is because of quarterback Drake Maye. The 2024 third overall pick ...