The New England Patriots’ passing game should take a significant step forward in 2026. The wide receiver room will feature two new weapons atop the depth chart: A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs. New England acquired Brown in a trade with the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday and signed Doubs to a four-year deal in free agency.

The Washington Commanders have a position battle in their wide receiver room. Should they make a move for New England Patriots' Kayshon Boutte?

Kayshon Boutte could be on the move after the Patriots' blockbuster A.J. Brown trade. Here are the top four landing spots.

Brown is a legitimate No. 1 receiver. He’s an upgrade over Diggs. He brings more to the table than the 32-year-old Diggs, who put together an 85-catch, 1,013-yard season before fading in the playoffs. Brown is four years younger, and more explosive.

Patriots wide receiver Kyle Williams will have several teammates to compete with for a larger role in New England’s offense next season.

New England’s trade for A.J. Brown instantly changed the offense. Brown gives Drake Maye a true No. 1 target, and the Patriots did not make that move quietly. They sent Philadelphia a 2028 first-round pick and a 2027 fifth-round

Kevin Wildes has sparked another New England Patriots debate on X, with Stefon Diggs back in the spotlight after a possible change of heart. The veteran wide receiver is no longer in New England after being released after one season, but his exit has not ended the wider conversation around him.