The New England Patriots face several roster deficiencies, particularly in the offensive line and wide receiver positions, following the release of Stefon Diggs. Curtis Samuel, a 30-year-old veteran with nine years of NFL experience, is suggested as a cost-effective stopgap option. While Samuel's past performance may not excite fans, he could provide necessary depth. The Patriots may also consider trading for A.J. Brown or drafting a top receiver. Samuel's market value is estimated at $1.8 million per year, making him a reasonable training camp addition.
"While (Curtis) Samuel's statistics from last season might not impress anyone - playing in six games and recording seven receptions for 81 yards and one touchdown - he could still serve as a valuable addition during training camp for New England."
"Spotrac listed Samuel's market value at $1.8 million per year, which would be a reasonable option for the Patriots. He has accumulated 3,717 receiving yards and 24 touchdowns over 111 career games."
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