Sunday was a busy day for the New England Patriots. Not only did they see the new collective bargaining agreement get ratified — which is good news for the team’s quest to re-sign star quarterback Tom Brady — and league set the salary cap at $198.2 million for the 2020 season, they also brought two impending free agents back into the fold: first, the Patriots placed the original fifth-round tender on guard Jermaine Eluemunor, then safety Devin McCourty took to his podcast to announce that he has re-signed with the club.
2020 NFL free agency: What re-signing safety Devin McCourty means for the Patriots
