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sports1 year ago

"Josh Uche's Sacrifice: Choosing Patriots Over Millions in Free Agency"

Josh Uche, a former second-round draft pick, reportedly turned down more lucrative offers to re-sign with the New England Patriots on a one-year, $3 million contract with $2.3 million in guarantees. Despite having received offers worth $15 million over two years with $11 million fully guaranteed, Uche prioritized returning to the Patriots over financial gain. His contract includes a $1 million signing bonus and the potential to earn an additional $5 million through incentives, making it a significant hometown discount for the team.

via Pats Pulpit|
#contract#free-agency#josh-uche
sports-nfl1 year ago

"Assessing the Patriots' Free Agency Moves: Winners, Losers, and Rumors"

The New England Patriots made several moves during the NFL legal tampering period, including signing tight end Austin Hooper and re-signing edge defender Josh Uche and special teamer/linebacker Christian Elliss. The departure of safety Jalen Mills may open opportunities for defensive back Joshuah Bledsoe, while the return of Uche bolsters the team's edge depth. The signing of Hooper affects the tight end position, potentially impacting players like La’Michael Pettway. Meanwhile, the status of wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster appears more secure, but linebacker Joe Giles-Harris and the team's special teams stability are among the losers in these moves.

via Pats Pulpit|
#austin-hooper#free-agency#josh-uche
sports1 year ago

"Josh Uche's Return: Impact on the Patriots in Free Agency"

The New England Patriots re-signed pass rusher Josh Uche to a one-year deal, with Uche prioritizing a return to the team despite better offers elsewhere. His familiarity with new head coach Jerod Mayo played a significant role in his decision. The deal includes incentives that could see Uche return to his 2022 form, and there are hints of a more aggressive defensive approach under Mayo and defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington. Uche's return strengthens the Patriots' edge group, potentially lessening the need for further resources at the position, with the possibility of re-signing Anfernee Jennings as a wise choice.

via Pats Pulpit|
#free-agency#jerod-mayo#josh-uche
sports1 year ago

"Patriots Re-Sign Pass-Rusher Josh Uche in Team-Friendly Deal"

The New England Patriots are reportedly retaining edge rusher Josh Uche on a one-year deal, prioritizing an internal approach to free agency. Uche had a breakout season in 2022 but saw a dip in production in 2023 due to Matthew Judon's absence. He praised new head coach Jerod Mayo and will be betting on himself with this one-year deal, aiming to capitalize on his skills and contribute to the team's pass rush alongside Judon and Christian Barmore.

via Patriots.com|
#free-agency#jerod-mayo#josh-uche
sports1 year ago

"Patriots Retain Pass-Rusher Josh Uche in One-Year Deal"

Pass-rusher Josh Uche has agreed to a one-year contract to return to the New England Patriots, after a career year in 2022 with 11.5 sacks but a limited performance in 2023. The 25-year-old has appeared in 51 regular-season games over his four-year career, amassing 63 tackles, 18.5 sacks, 2 forced fumbles, and 1 fumble recovery. Veteran linebacker Matthew Judon has praised Uche as the team's most gifted pass-rusher, and Uche's performance was notably impacted by Judon's absence due to injury in 2023.

via ESPN|
#contract#josh-uche#new-england-patriots
sports2 years ago

Patriots Stand Firm on Asking Price, Belichick Delegates Trade Deadline Duties, and Cowboys Eye Unthinkable Reversal

The New England Patriots reportedly refused to budge on their asking price for linebacker Josh Uche during trade discussions with the Jacksonville Jaguars. The Jaguars offered a fifth-round draft pick, but the Patriots insisted on acquiring a fourth-rounder. Despite interest from other teams, the Patriots chose to keep Uche, raising questions about the direction of the franchise. Uche, a second-round pick in the 2020 NFL Draft, has been a situational pass rusher for New England.

via NESN|
#bill-belichick#jacksonville-jaguars#josh-uche
sports2 years ago

Patriots Fail to Secure Trade Deal Before Deadline

The New England Patriots did not make any trades ahead of the NFL trade deadline, as they were unable to find a deal worth making. With a 2-6 record, the Patriots were not in a position to be buyers, but they also did not want to sell impact players unless the return was significant. Potential trade partners were not offering more than fifth-round picks for their best players. By holding onto their players, the Patriots have the opportunity to have a more competitive season and potentially extend their top players on expiring deals.

via NBC Sports Boston|
#bill-belichick#josh-uche#new-england-patriots
sports2 years ago

"Patriots' Trade Buzz: Sniffing Out Potential Deals and Underwhelming Returns"

The New England Patriots are reportedly exploring potential trades ahead of the deadline, with offensive lineman Michael Onwenu, safety Kyle Dugger, and defensive end Josh Uche among the players who could be on the trade block. Uche is seen as the most likely candidate to be traded due to his pass-rushing ability, while Onwenu is considered the least likely to be moved as the team wants to evaluate quarterback Mac Jones. Jalen Mills is also mentioned as a potential trade candidate.

via profootballrumors.com|
#josh-uche#michael-onwenu#new-england-patriots
sports2 years ago

Assessing the Impact of the Patriots' 2023 Draft on Roster and Future Prospects.

The New England Patriots drafted 12 players in the 2023 NFL Draft, but the focus is on the future of their 2020 rookie class, including Kyle Dugger, Josh Uche, and Mike Onwenu, who are set to become free agents in 2024. Despite drafting defensive end Keion White, hybrid linebacker Marte Mapu, and three interior offensive linemen early on day three, the Patriots should prioritize retaining their "hits" from the 2020 class, especially with a projected $100-plus million in cap space next spring. The team should build for the future by adding rookies to their core group, not replacing key pieces.

via Patriots.com|
#josh-uche#kyle-dugger#mike-onwenu