David Andrews Could Be Cap Casualty

David Andrews Could Be Cap Casualty

9 months ago

The New England Patriots already released cornerback J.C. Jackson this offseason in a cost-cutting move, and The Athletic's Chad Graff writes that center David Andrews is the next best bet as a salary cap casualty this year. Andrews was still an above-average center last year, but he'll be 32 this season and is projected to have the team's sixth-highest cap hit of $8.4 million. He's one of the most senior members of the team and is a respected voice in the locker room, but it's a new era in New England with the Pats moving on from head coach Bill Belichick, who had been in charge for the last 24 seasons. Andrews started all 17 games for New England last year, which was his eighth year with the organization.

Source: The Athletic - Chad Graff