Nick Quaglia and Mike Molyneaux are back for another week of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable and get into a little Nick Caserio-Texans drama, and Josh Gordon with a possible return? 

Nick Caserio has been a part of the New England Patriots organization since 2001. He has just as many rings as Tom Brady and Bill Belichick.

The Houston Texans took notice of his accolades after firing their rookie GM Brian Gaine in early June and tampered with a contract that still has a year left on it.

Though the Texans pulled out of the shifty ordeals, and the Krafts dropped the charges, it raises the question, does Nick Caserio want out of New England?

Tom Brady posted a gif on his Instagram account this week of him throwing to a teammate that was speculated to be Josh Gordon.

Gordon was placed on the commissioner’s exempt list last year by the NFL due to another violation of the League’s substance abuse policy, however, reporter Ian Rapaport stated in early March that the wide receiver was making leaps in his rehab.

Josh Could we see the second year Patriots on the field to start the season? What would this mean to the team?

As always, we'll be back next week for another set of CLNS Media Patriots Roundtables.

The boys are back for another week of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable. Join Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan and Mike Molyneaux as they get into the hottest topics of the week in the world of the Pats. 

The Patriots offense is no longer what it used to be. Tom Brady is 42 years of age, the receiving core has been depleted over the past couple of years, and Gronk is no longer a source to fall back on.

With the run percentage up to 45%, good enough for 8th in the league, can the Patriots triumph in a place where passing has become the key to success?

And the Patriots offense is no longer what it used to be. Tom Brady is 42 years of age, the receiving core has been depleted over the past couple of years, and Gronk is no longer a source to fall back on.

With the run percentage up to 45%, good enough for 8th in the league, can the Patriots triumph in a place where passing has become the key to success?

Ever since Tom Brady joined New England twenty years ago, the franchise has cycled through multiple left tackles. Names like Matt Light, Nate Solder, and Trent Brown each solidified a place in Patriots history during their stints. 

Currently, the starting position is in question. Isaiah Wynn just completed his first set of drills nearly a year after tearing his Achilles but is far from ready. Is it too early for concern? 

And the last time anyone saw Sony Michel it was May 20th. That's over two weeks ago. 

Dating back to his time with the Georgia Bulldogs, the young stud has been known for his history of knee problems.

Now that mandatory minicamp is underway and the young running back is still missing, is it time to start worrying?

FOXBORO -- Tom Brady and Bill Belichick both spoke with the media after the Patriots third and final minicamp practice. For the third day in a row, Sony Michel was absent, along with Demaryius Thomas, Patrick Chung, and JC Jackson

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FOXBORO -- Highlighting the comments from Bill Belichick following the Patriots second minicamp practice, including his throughts on the Bruins heading into Game 5.

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This week N’Keal Harry joined an exclusive club. He worked out with Tom Brady at his house.

If the legendary quarterback is making an effort to connect with his new rookie teammate good things are in store for the future.

But, will the first round draft pick soar to the number one offensive weapon?

And last year, Kyle Van Noy had a breakout season tallying 92 combined tackles.

This year, the accolade is up for grabs. Nick, Marv, and Mike give their picks for who they think will walk away victorious.

Join Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan and Mike Molyneaux on another set of CLNS Media Patriots Roundtables as we roll on through this offseason.

The boys are back for another week of CLNS Media Patriots Roundtables.

Earlier this week Gerald McCoy was released from the Buccaneers. Tampa Bay immediately went and signed Ndamukong Suh as his replacement with no intent on bringing McCoy back.

Over in the NFC North, the Vikings found themselves having trouble figuring out a middle ground with Kyle Rudolph on his contract extension.

Who should the Patriots go for?

And Tom Brady is 41 years. He’s played 19 seasons in the NFL and won six Super Bowls. For the second season in a row, he’s decided to miss OTAs.

It’s caught the attention of many media personalities, but does that mean it should matter to everyone else?

Join Nick Quaglia and Marv Ezhan on this week's episode of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable.

Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan and Mike Molyneaux are back for another week of the CLNS Media Patriots Roundtable. We have some Jamie Collins to talk about, and a little Bill Belichick. 

Jamie Collins is returning to where his NFL career first got its start.

For the past couple of years, the linebacker saw his name on the back of a Cleveland Browns jersey. Lackluster performance and mediocre stats couldn’t live up to the massive contract he signed, so the team dumped him.

Knowing they were shallow at the position, the New England Patriots hopped at the opportunity to bring back one of their former star players. But should the rumors of his freelance style and absence of motivation worry the coaches?

And Brian Flores left. Greg Schiano resigned. Matt Patricia is enjoying his stay in Detroit. Who’s going to take over the defensive play calling? The mastermind himself. Bill Belichick.

With Tom Brady coming to the end of his career, this is a big gamble to have Belichick add another duty to the long list of things he already oversees. Will it pay off?

We are BACK for another week of CLNS Media Patriots Roundtables. 

Yesterday, Rodney Harrison was inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame alongside Leon Gray. 

The former safety beat out fellow defensemen Mike Vrabel and Richard Seymour for the spot. 

But, does he make anyone's list of top three favorite Patriots players? 

And we have some offseason to-do list talk. 

The Patriots signed Demaryius Thomas. The Patriots cut Bruce Ellington. The Patriots completed the 2019 NFL draft with ten brand new prospects. 

What else do they need to do this offseason in preparation for their title defense? Fix the pass rush? Add to their receiver depth?

Join CLNS Media's Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan and Mike Molyneaux on another week of CLNS Media Patriots Roundtables.

Ten picks over seven rounds. The Patriots traded up and down to get the guys they saw would best fit into the Belichick system.

Surprisingly no tight end came out of the draft bearing Patriots apparel, yet running back Damien Harris from Alabama had the honor. Which pick is the most vital piece to New England's future?

And never before had Bill Belichick drafted a wide receiver in the first round of the draft... until now.

With the 32nd pick in the 2019 NFL draft, the New England Patriots selected N'Keal Harry.

The Arizona State University alum stands at 6'2" 228lbs and is known for grinding out every catch, but will he be everything a first round pick should be? Was he worth such high stakes?

CLNS Media's Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan and Mike Molyneaux dive on in to these hot button topics.