Eight-time team captain David Andrews opened up about his NFL future following his release by the New England Patriots.

The New England Patriots have had a busy offseason. They hired Mike Vrabel as their new head coach and made a flurry of moves ...

Part of Pats HC Mike Vrabel closing the door on the franchise's Bill Belichick era involved the club somewhat surprisingly ...

Former New England Patriots center David Andrews said on the “The Quick Snap” podcast that he was "a little shocked" by his release from the club following 10 seasons.

On a day when the New England Patriots introduced their top free-agent additions like Milton Williams and Carlton Davis, ...

"I definitely respect their decision. Do I like it? No." The post David Andrews discusses painful split from Patriots after 10 seasons appeared first on Boston.com.

Last week, the Patriots cut longtime captain and center David Andrews with a failed physical designation. The 32-year-old lineman is recovering from season-ending shoulder surgery he elected to have ...

ESPN's Mike Reiss reported that Andrews is still recovering from his shoulder injury, and the expectations are that the Patriots will host a ceremony to honor his career if he ultimately decides to ...

Longtime New England Patriots center David Andrews has broken his silence a week after being released by the team. The ...

The New England Patriots are reportedly finalizing a deal to sign former standout Las Vegas Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane.

With David playing another year, he can teach linebacker SirVocea Dennis more of what he knows and can also mentor any potential new additions to the linebacker room in free agency or the NFL Draft.

Last season, David was the sole player in the NFL with at least 100 tackles, 5.0 sacks and 3 or more forced fumbles. His 1,111 solo tackles are the most of any active player since 2012.