The New England Patriots have acquired offensive tackle Vederian Lowe in a trade with the Minnesota Vikings, theScore.com reported Sunday night.
The Patriots will send the Vikings a sixth-round draft pick in return.
It was the second offensive lineman the Patriots acquired on Sunday after they received Tyrone Wheatley Jr. from the Cleveland Browns in exchange for running back Pierre Strong Jr.
Lowe, 24, was a sixth-round draft pick by the Vikings last year out of Illinois, but he played on offense in just one game, the final contest of the season.
Wheatley, 26, spent last season on the Browns’ practice squad. He is the son of former NFL running back and current Wayne State coach Tyrone Wheatley.
–Field Level Media
Freshman star Jayden Quaintance is recovering from a torn ACL — and that’s not even the worst news for Arizona State fans. The forward’s father, Haminn Quaintance, told ESPN on…
Brooks Koepka admitted Wednesday that he isn’t entirely thrilled with where LIV Golf stands as the upstart circuit continues its fourth year of existence. “I think we all hoped it…
Jon Rahm tackles the Blue Monster this week as he prepares to chase a second green jacket. The Spaniard spoke to reporters Wednesday ahead of the LIV Golf Miami tournament…
Brooks Koepka wishes LIV Golf were ‘little bit further along’
Jon Rahm ‘feeling good,’ ready to tame Blue Monster
Report: Patriots fielding trade offers for QB Joe Milton III
Gotham FC captain Tierna Davidson (ACL) out for season
Field Level Media - Professional sports content solutions | FLM
