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saiah Wynn will remain in the AFC East for a sixth consecutive season.

Wynn, drafted by the New England Patriots in the first round of the 2018 NFL Draft, has agreed to re-sign with the Miami Dolphins, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. Wynn will play the 2024 season on a one-year deal.

The 28-year-old Wynn started all seven games he played in 2023 before he suffered a quad injury.

After suffering a torn Achilles in the 2018 preseason, Wynn played his first four NFL seasons with the Patriots. He was sidelined due to a myriad of injuries and appeared in 43 games across those four campaigns.

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The New England Patriots unofficially kick off the 2024 season under new head coach Jerod Mayo and general manager Eliot Wolf with numerous holes to fill in free agency, especially on offense.

The trading of former franchise quarterback Mac Jones and re-signing of receiver Kendrick Bourne are the likely just the first dominoes of many to fall in the coming weeks as the Pats attempt to rebuild in the wake of a 4-13 season and Bill Belichick’s departure.

Patriot Country keeps you updated with up-to-the-minute transactions affecting the Pats and with the biggest moves around the league.

EX PATS’ ISAIAH WYNN RE-SIGNS WITH MIAMI DOLPHINS – At one point the Pats were hopeful that Isaiah Wynn would blossom into their franchise left tackle. Instead, the veteran is now a staple of the Dolphins’ offensive line after agreeing to another one-year contract to stay in south Florida.

Wynn was New England’s first-round draft pick in 2018 and started 40 games over four years in Foxboro before leaving in free agency a year ago. With Trent Brown leaving this year in free agency, the Patriots are again looking for their franchise left tackle.

PATS’ LEFT TACKLE TARGET RELEASED BY TITANS – The Patriots were interested in signing Andre Dillard a year ago. They have another chance now, with the left tackle being released by the Tennessee Titans.

Dillard was cut primarily because of his $10 million salary cap hit. Approximately $6 million of his contract would’ve become full guaranteed on Sunday.

He started 10 games for the Titans last season, and could be a target to replace Trent Brown as New England’s starting left tackle. Dillard, 28, played his first three seasons with the Eagles.

PATS SIGN FORMER BRADY BUCCANEERS OL – The Patriots are adding depth to their offensive, signing former Tampa Bay Buccaneers guard Nick Leverett.

He started 10 games for Tampa in 2022 in Tom Brady’s final NFL season. Last year he was limited to only three games, mostly by a shoulder injury.

PATRIOTS SIGN DEFENSIVE LINEMAN ARMON WATTS – The New England Patriots are adding some depth to their defensive front.

The Pats, as reported through NFL Network via GSE Football, are signing free-agent defensive lineman Armon Watts to a one-year deal. Per Andrew Callahan of the Boston Herald, the contract is worth up to $3 million.

Watts entered the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings, as their sixth round (No. 190 overall) draft pick in 2019. Watts played three seasons with Minnesota before spending two one-year stints with the Chicago Bears and Pittsburgh Steelers, respectively.

Throughout his career, the 6-5, 307-pound lineman has played in 72 career games making 22 starts. Watts has compiled 140 total tackles, 8.5 sacks, three forced fumbles and one pass deflection.