2025 NFL free agency: Patriots release longtime center, team captain David Andrews

• End of an era: Pats cut longtime captain Andrews

  The Patriots have released longtime center and captain David Andrews.
  
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  Patriots release David Andrews: Landing spots for center as New England moves on from longtime team captain

  Andrews is a two-time Super Bowl champion center and eight-time team captain
  
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  Robert Kraft: David Andrews' impact on the Patriots will be felt for years to come

  The Patriots have confirmed center David Andrews' release after it was reported earlier on Thursday.
  
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