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Patriots’ 54-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 16

Here is the Patriots’ 54-man roster ahead of Sunday’s Christmas Eve game against the Broncos.

The New England Patriots will have to do more roster shuffling with all of the injuries entering Sunday’s game against the Denver Broncos.

Tight end Hunter Henry has been ruled out for the game, along with safety Jabrill Peppers, running back Rhamondre Stevenson, offensive tackle Conor McDermott and wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.

So the Patriots might have to make use of multiple rostered players that rarely see the field. Tight ends Mike Gesicki and Pharaoh Brown are expected to see more snaps on Sunday. Offensive linemen Tyrone Wheatley Jr. and Vederian Lowe could get more work as well.

With the season winding down, this could be a perfect opportunity for a player that isn’t typically given a chance to step up and show their value. Here’s the full 54-man roster for the Patriots in Week 16:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 15

Patriots’ 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s matchup with the Chiefs.

The New England Patriots have health and momentum on their side in Sunday’s head-to-head showdown with the Kansas City Chiefs.

Their roster has felt like a revolving door on a weekly basis. The names and faces are always changing due to injury or performance issues. However, they’re expected to have rookie wide receiver Demario Douglas, who is a key part of the offense, back on the field against the Chiefs.

DeVante Parker also has a chance to play in the matchup.

So the Patriots could be significantly healthier against the Chiefs. Throw in the fact that they’re coming into the game with some added confidence after upsetting the Pittsburgh Steelers and things could get interesting in Foxborough.

On Saturday, the Patriots elevated running back Kevin Harris to the main roster to add some depth to their running back corps, which is still missing Rhamondre Stevenson.

Here’s the full 54-man roster for the Patriots for Sunday’s game against the Chiefs:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 14

Here’s the Patriots’ 53-man roster heading into their Week 14 matchup with the Steelers.

An AFC battle with the Pittsburgh Steelers lies ahead for the beaten and battered New England Patriots on Thursday night.

They have already ruled out multiple players for the game, including running back Rhamondre Stevenson and rookie wide receiver Demario Douglas. Bailey Zappe is expected to take the reins at quarterback for a second straight week after getting shut out by the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday.

The Patriots’ roster heading into the game looks even less impressive than it did a week ago, but they’ll be facing a Steelers team that just got upset by the Arizona Cardinals.

Mitchell Trubisky will be starting at quarterback for the injured Kenny Pickett as well, which creates at least some hope that the Patriots can pull off an upset.

Here’s the full 53-man roster heading into the game:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 13

Here’s the Patriots’ official 53-man roster heading into Sunday’s game against the Chargers.

A major shift at the quarterback position is the biggest storyline ahead of the New England Patriots’ Week 13 showdown with the Los Angeles Chargers.

On Saturday, the Patriots announced they were elevating backup quarterback Malik Cunningham to the active roster, a day after Bailey Zappe was reported as the expected starter against the Chargers.

It’s a move that creates even more questions, particularly when it relates to Mac Jones, who has been benched in back-to-back weeks. Will he be viewed as the No. 3 option behind Zappe and Cunningham on Sunday?

The Patriots could also look to get Cunningham involved in the receiving game with rookie wide receivers Demario Douglas and Kayshon Boutte both ruled out for the game.

Here’s the official roster for New England against the Chargers:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 10

Here’s the Patriots’ 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s road trip to Germany against the Colts.

It’ll be “guten morgen” for New England Patriots fans in the United States on Sunday morning, when the team takes on the Indianapolis Colts at Frankfurt Stadium in Germany.

A shockingly disappointing loss to the Washington Commanders, along with potential inner turmoil surrounding the team and coach Bill Belichick’s job status, served as the main talking points for the Patriots this week. There’s no better way of shutting up bad publicity than going out on the football field and performing well.

The Patriots will have an opportunity to do that against a Colts team seemingly handing out yards for free on the ground and through the air. Only the Commanders and Denver Broncos are allowing more points per game than the Colts this season.

New England only managed to come away with 17 points, even against a leaky Commanders defense. So they’ll have to be much better than they were a week ago to come away with a victory in this matchup. Offensive lineman Trent Brown, cornerback J.C. Jackson and wide receiver DeVante Parker have already been ruled out for this game,

Here’s the full Patriots’ 53-man roster ahead of the Week 10 meeting:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 9

Here’s the Patriots’ 53-man roster heading into Week 9 against the Commanders.

The New England Patriots’ roster has been a revolving door of players coming and going since the start of the season.

Just this week alone, the Patriots put offensive lineman Calvin Anderson on injured reserve and signed rookie cornerback Alex Austin to the main roster. An injury-riddled season has forced the Patriots into constant roster movement.

Coach Bill Belichick is in a position where he’s throwing a bunch of different options at the wall and seeing what sticks, whether it’s at wide receiver, offensive line or in the defensive backfield. Some of the harder hit areas with injuries has forced some experimentation from the Patriots.

However, trying new things is the right thing to do for a team sitting at 2-6 and dead last in the AFC East division. The Patriots will be looking for their third win of the season in Sunday’s home game against the Washington Commanders.

Let’s take a look at the 53-man roster for the Patriots heading into the Week 9 matchup.

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 7

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number heading into Sunday’s game vs. Bills

The New England Patriots will try to upset the odds on Sunday when rolling out the red carpet for a visit from the division rival Buffalo Bills.

Things have clearly changed since Tom Brady was under center for the Patriots. Buffalo used to be the doormat team in the legendary quarterback’s path to all-time greatness. Now, the roles have been reversed with the Patriots serving as the doormat franchise.

The Bills have won the last four straight games in the head-to-head meetings in convincing fashion. It doesn’t help matters that the Patriots’ roster has been ravaged with injuries this season.

On Friday, New England ruled out three players for the game, while also announcing 16 others as questionable to play in their Week 7 injury report. Let’s take a look at the Patriots’ 53-man roster ahead of the game.

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 6

Here’s the Patriots’ full roster heading into Week 6 against the Raiders

The roster is set for the New England Patriots ahead of Sunday’s road clash with the Las Vegas Raiders.

On Saturday, it was reported that the Patriots not only promoted backup quarterback Malik Cunningham to the main roster, but they also signed him to a three-year deal. That news has fans buzzing regarding his potential role with the team in Week 6.

Will he be working in as a receiver, or is the team actually considering him as a possible option at quarterback? Or, will his NFL debut be predominantly on special teams?

There are no shortage of possibilities for a Patriots team desperately searching for answers after a 1-4 start to the season.

Along with promoting Cunningham, the Patriots placed linebacker Matthew Judon and offensive lineman Tyrone Wheatley Jr. on injured reserve, while also elevating wide receiver Jalen Reagor and defensive lineman Jeremiah Pharms Jr. from the practice squad.

Here is the full roster heading into Week 6:

Patriots’ 53-man roster by jersey number ahead of Week 4

A look at the Patriots’ full 53-man roster heading into Sunday’s game

There is optimism that the New England Patriots could turn their season around with a victory on Sunday. If they can beat the Dallas Cowboys, they would be sitting at an even 2-2 after a monumental road win over a legitimate Super Bowl contender.

However, the other side of that coin would be falling to 1-3 with a home game against a tough New Orleans Saints team slated for Week 5.

In many ways, every outing feels like a must-win game for the Patriots, and the upcoming meeting with the Cowboys is no different. On Saturday, New England ruled out guard Cole Strange and cornerback Jonathan Jones, which means other players on the roster will have to step up and fill the void.

It has been mostly a banged-up roster for the Patriots, but they found a way to make it work well enough to get their first win over the New York Jets last week. Can they find a way to make it work this week as well?

Let’s take a look at the full 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s game against the Cowboys.

Patriots’ full 68-player roster entering Week 1, featuring 53-man roster and practice squad

Here’s the Patriots’ updated full roster heading into their Week 1 meeting with the Eagles.

The New England Patriots face an uphill battle when receiving a visit from the defending NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.

On one hand, this is a nightmare season-opening opponent for a Patriots team that is completely outmatched on paper, but on the other hand, it’s an opportunity for the Bill Belichick-led team to shock the world by knocking off one of the NFL’s Super Bowl favorites in Week 1.

The Patriots have made a few changes to their 53-man roster, most notably at the quarterback position.

Keep in mind, more moves could come ahead of kick-off on Sunday, but the following players will most likely be on New England’s 53-man roster and practice squad against the Eagles.