Patriots release David Andrews: Landing spots for center as New England moves on from longtime team captain
The New England Patriots' offseason overhaul under new head coach Mike Vrabel continues with the release of 10-year veteran and two-time Super Bowl champion center David Andrews, the team announced Thursday.
Patriots have released a team captain. Who is it?
Patriots center David Andrews has been released after 10 seasons in New England, the team announced Thursday morning. Andrews, 32, has been a starter since he arrived as an undrafted free agent in 2015. The Georgia product won two Super Bowls with the Patriots but played only four games last season because of season-ending shoulder surgery.
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