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Patriots director of scouting Eliot Wolf during a press conference at the NFL rookie combine. AP Photo/Michael Conroy. By Hayden Bird. February 27, 2024 4 minutes to read.

After a brief search, the New England Patriots formally announced Saturday that Eliot Wolf, the executive who had led their front office since Bill Belichick’s departure in January, will become ...

Eliot Wolf is expected to return as the lead personnel executive for the New England Patriots, per The Athletic's Chad Graff. The news on Wolf comes after Patriots owner Robert Kraft announced the ...

New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf revealed his biggest free agency mistake last offseason. The Patriots managed to keep most of their players in-house by ...

Patriots director of scouting Eliot Wolf said Thursday that the team is "open for business" to trade the No. 3 pick in next week's 2024 NFL draft but would be comfortable staying put and selecting ...

Patriots Eliot Wolf believes Patriots will be ‘aggressive’ on waivers following cutdown day The Patriots have the third-highest priority on the waiver-wire, putting them in a good place to add.

Executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf admitted a major organizational shortcoming in development, particularly at the wide receiver position, when reflecting on the 2024 season.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - FEBRUARY 26: General Manager Eliot Wolf of the New England Patriots speaks to the media during the 2025 NFL Combine at the Indiana Convention Center on February 26, 2025 in ...

FOXBOROUGH — Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf defended the team’s offensive line Sunday amid the unit’s up-and-down training camp. “We’re excited about ...

New England Patriots executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf revealed his biggest free agency mistake last offseason.. The Patriots managed to keep most of their players in-house by ...