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Patriots push to 53: Corey Kiner trade fuels RB depth as cuts begin
nfl1 hour ago

Patriots push to 53: Corey Kiner trade fuels RB depth as cuts begin

The Patriots moved toward a 53-man roster by Aug. 30 with a flurry of cuts and a mid-camp trade that bolsters running back depth. After entering the weekend with 90 players (72 on the roster, 19 cuts remaining), New England waivered/released multiple players across positions (including Eric Gregory, Mehki Butler, Hassan Haskins, JaMycal Hasty, Jesse Luketa, Peter Manuma, Lorenz Metz, Jacob Rizy, Cameron Dorner, CJ Dippre and others) while trading for RB Corey Kiner from Arizona to slot behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson. The club also outlined projected 53-man roster locks, with additional moves and potential practice-squad options expected as the cuts continue Sunday morning.

Patriots upgrade RB depth by trading for Corey Kiner, releasing Hassan Haskins
sports17 hours ago

Patriots upgrade RB depth by trading for Corey Kiner, releasing Hassan Haskins

The New England Patriots acquired running back Corey Kiner from the Arizona Cardinals for a 2028 seventh-round draft pick and released Hassan Haskins. Kiner, who has NFL experience including four games with Arizona after time with San Francisco and Minnesota, provides depth at running back for New England, while Haskins, a former fourth-round pick, had been with the Patriots since August 2026 and has career totals of 76 rushing yards, 2 rushing TDs, 199 receiving yards and a kickoff return total in 44 games.

Patriots add power back Corey Kiner, reshaping RB depth after Boutte swap
sports18 hours ago

Patriots add power back Corey Kiner, reshaping RB depth after Boutte swap

The Patriots acquired running back Corey Kiner from the Cardinals as part of the Boutte trade, which also sent wide receiver Kayshon Boutte to Houston and yielded safety Jaylen Reed plus a 2028 seventh‑round pick that ends up with the Cardinals. Kiner profiles as a likely RB3 behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, bringing a power, leverage-based running style with limited traditional kick return value and potentially reshaping the team's depth chart and special-teams roles.