Report: Patriots Sign WR Danny Amendola

Update:

ESPN’sย Adam Schefterย reports that the Patriots have reached an agreement with free agent WRย Danny Amendolaย on a five-year contract.

Ian Rapoportย reports that Amendola receives $31 million and $10 million guaranteed. He’ll average $6.1 million.

We had him listed as the No. 17 best available player in ourย Top 50 Free Agentsย list.

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Update:

ESPN’s Adam Schefterย reports that the Patriots beganย pursuing free agent WR Danny Amendola during last weekend’s legal tampering period.

With Wes Welker reaching an agreement with the Denver Broncos,ย Amendola figures to be in play for them. He’s reportedlyย seeking around $6 million annually, but given that the market for slot receives is pretty bad right now, New England should be able to him for less than that.

Pro Football Talkย reports that the Rams could try to re-signย Amendola now that his asking price appears to have dropped.

He’s a very good player when healthy, but injuries have really limited him over the course of his career. I’m sure teams are factoring this into their offers. The Eagles are also believed to have interest.

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Les Bowenย tweets that his sources have informed him that the Eagles do not haveย interest in free agent WR Danny Amendola.

Geoff Mosher ofย CSN Phillyย reports that a source withย direct knowledge of the Eagles’ plans has informed him that they areย “interested in pursuing” free agent WR Danny Amendola.

Mosher adds that it’sย “unclear how hard” Philadelphia will pursueย Amendola, but they are clearly monitoring the situation.

A report from yesterdayย indicatedย that Amendola will be not be re-signed by the Rams and the Eagles have come up as a potential landing spot in recent weeks.

Formerย Rams OC Pat Shurmur now holds the position with the Eagles, so there’s at least one prominent coach with experience working with him.

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