Garrett Bradbury Joins Patriots as Likely Successor to David Andrews

Following his release from the Vikings, Bradbury embraces a fresh start with New England, aiming to contribute to a revamped offensive line.

Garrett Bradbury has signed a two-year contract with the New England Patriots after spending six years with the Minnesota Vikings.
Bradbury is expected to replace longtime veteran center David Andrews, who was not re-signed by the Patriots after nine seasons.
The 29-year-old views his release from the Vikings as a 'wake-up call' and an opportunity to reinvent himself professionally.
Personal connections with Patriots quarterback Drake Maye and former Vikings teammate Stefon Diggs influenced Bradbury’s decision to join New England.
The Patriots are addressing offensive line weaknesses from previous seasons, adding Bradbury alongside other new signings like Morgan Moses and Wes Schweitzer.