Here are five blockbuster trade options for the Patriots for the 2025 offseason: It’s easy to see how an outsider might assume A.J. Brown isn’t happy in Philly. He was caught reading a book on the sidelines during the team’s playoff win over the Green Bay Packers.

With roughly $100 million in cap space and the fourth pick in the draft, New England appears well-positioned to do something seismic in a major place of need.

With the hiring of new head coach Mike Vrabel, who then went out and filled his offensive and defensive coordinator positions with candidates widely considered the best available for their jobs, the New England Patriots are on the verge of a new era.

One of those options may be Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Cooper Kupp, who could be cut free by the team that drafted him one way or another, and Patriots wide receiver Kendrick Bourne is already trying to get him to New England.

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Mike Vrabel has found his coordinators, but his work in filling out the Patriots' coaching staff is far from done.

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To put the Patriots back on track, the Herald is publishing a daily series with five offseason fixes that cover the draft, free agency and coaching. The easiest way for the Patriots to spend their $130 million in cap space is through free agency. But sometimes the wisest way to acquire veteran players is via trade.

Mel Kiper Jr. has the Patriots selecting former Penn State defensive end Abdul Carter with the No. 4 overall pick. Read more on Boston.com.

This past season, the New England Patriots spent two draft picks on wide receivers (Ja'Lynn Polk in the second and Javon Baker in the fourth) and signed/re-signed two veterans (K.J. Osborn and Kendrick Bourne) for quarterbacks Jacoby Brissett and Drake Maye to throw to.

Wide receiver remains one of the Patriots’ biggest needs. Can they fill it with a blockbuster trade this offseason?