Patriots, Ronnie Stanley and Baltimore Ravens

What can the Patriots do at left tackle now that Ronnie Stanley is off the table?
The Ravens re-signed Stanley on Saturday, before free agency opened, so the Patriots have to pivot to inferior options.
Ronnie Stanley, top Patriots offensive line target, signs extension with Baltimore Ravens
Ronnie Stanley, who the Patriots were poised to offer a massive deal to when tampering begins on Monday, never reached free agency.
Patriots Rumors: Ravens FA Ronnie Stanley Is 'The Apple of Their Eye' for Drake Maye
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Ravens LT Ronnie Stanley no longer available for Patriots, re-signs with Ravens
On Saturday, the Baltimore Ravens announced that left tackle Ronnie Stanley will be re-signing with the team. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that the deal is for three years at $60 million. What does this mean for the New England Patriots?
Chiefs predicted to acquire $42 million LT after missing on Ronnie Stanley
Before NFL free agency officially opened, the Baltimore Ravens re-signed Stanley, their two-time Pro Bowl left tackle, to a three-year, $60 million deal. Kansas City had reportedly been planning to target Stanley, per Nate Taylor of The Athletic, but they never got the chance.
Ronnie Stanley, Ravens Agree to Reported $60M Contract Amid Chiefs, Patriots Rumors
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Ronnie Stanley sticking with Ravens, eliminating a possible left tackle target for Patriots in free agency
ESPN reported the deal is for three years and $60 million. Stanley made the Pro Bowl last season, his ninth in both the NFL and with Baltimore.
Ravens, OT Ronnie Stanley agree to 3-year, $60 million extension: Source
The Baltimore Ravens and offensive tackle Ronnie Stanley have agreed to a multiyear contract extension, the team announced Saturday. The new deal is for three years and worth $60 million with $44 million guaranteed, a league source told The Athletic.
Patriots & Chiefs Preparing To Make Run At Ravens LT Ronnie Stanley
According to several different reports, including from ESPN’s Mike Reiss, the Boston Herald’s Doug Kyed and Andrew Callahan, and ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler,
Patriots predicted to beef up Drake Maye's protection with Ravens 2-time Pro Bowler
The Baltimore Ravens are just a move or two from making the Super Bowl. However, they could lose a cornerstone offensive lineman this offseason.
Patriots Linked to $55 Million Tackle After Missing Out on Top Free Agent
The New England Patriots will have to explore other options after the Baltimore Ravens re-signed offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley.
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Minnesota Vikings are set to gain huge benefit thanks to Ronnie Stanley's new contract and could make one trade free
Stanley's contract translates immediately to Cam Robinson, who is set to be a free agent. The Vikings acquired Robinson right ...
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Projected Ravens trade reunites Baltimore with underrated $12 million blocker
The Baltimore Ravens lost both of their starting guards last offseason and the team could look to right one of those wrongs by re-acquiring one of them in a trade with the New York Jets.
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"Terrible news for Kansas City" - NFL analyst predicts doom for Chiefs after Ronnie Stanley's $60,000,000 contract extension with Ravens
This situation feels eerily similar to 2021, when the Chiefs lost out on Trent Williams to the San Francisco 49ers. They ...
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Patriots 2025 NFL Free Agency Tracker: Keeping up with New England's latest roster moves, trades, cuts, signings, and more
The 2025 free agency period officially opens on Wednesday, March 12 at 4 p.m. ET, but there will be plenty of news before ...
Patriots eyeing two positions as the top priority in free agency
The Patriots will be looking to improve in the same areas coming off a year where both the offensive and defensive lines ...
Patriots can’t be afraid to do something stupid in free agency | Karen Guregian
It’s show time. The two-day legal tampering period ahead of NFL teams signing free agents opens Monday. And for the Patriots, in their current state, there’s only one way to approach the league’s ...