After 6 weeks, Kyle Dugger has to go before the NFL agency begins. Kyle Dugger made the first business decision in the first season.
The New England Patriots has decided to change the security of the Patriots in New England, and one of the Bora Light cells is provided. Wesley Spencer, the agency’s founder and one of its agents, confirmed the move on social media on Tuesday.
Dugger, 27, originally entered the NFL as a second-round pick of the Patriots in the 2020 draft. Over the last four seasons, he has become a cornerstone of the team’s defense and one of the best safeties in the league. That’s why he’s considered a top free agent heading into his first trip to the open market.Dugger explored transfer agencies last season and has now moved on.
There’s no word yet on whether he has any indication of his plans for free agency, but one in every athlete has a history of signing a Patriots defenseman.The agency’s clients include former New England quarterbacks Devin McCourty and Jason McCourty, as well as current starting quarterbacks Jonathan Jones and Duron Harmon. All signed contract extensions with New England at some point in their careers.Of course, the New England office has experience working with Dugger’s former agency, Athletes First.
The company is represented by former Patriots such as Kyle Van Noy, Jarrett Stidham and Ronnie Perkins.The 2024 NFL free agency period begins on March 13, two days before the statutory opt-out period opens. Dugger is one of 24 Patriots players in need of a new contract and one of 16 players without a tag limit.
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