Patriots Reportedly Acquire Offensive Line Boost In Trade With Vikings
Vederian Lowe played in four games in 2022
The New England Patriots made another deal on Sunday to acquire further support on the offensive line.
On Sunday night, the Patriots acquired OL Vederian Lowe from the Minnesota Vikings, per multiple reports.
New England acquired the 2022 sixth-round pick in an attempt to bolster an offensive line with questions of depth approaching the regular season. The Patriots traded back a sixth-round pick of their own, per multiple reports.
Lowe played his college ball at Illinois and suited up in four games with the Vikings in 2022 when the team took home the NFC North crown prior to a first-round exit against the New York Giants.
Earlier Sunday, the Patriots sent running back Pierre Strong Jr. to the Cleveland Browns for more offensive line depth in Tyrone Wheatley Jr.
The Patriots have plenty of roster shaping ahead as the deadline to cut the squad down to 53 players is set for Tuesday.
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