New England believes it can find protection for QB Drake Maye or talent for him to throw to with the fourth pick.

New England also sends a seventh-round pick to Dallas for a fifth-round pick.

Parcells, who coached New England for four seasons and reached the Super Bowl in 1996, will go into the hall as a contributor.

New England signed free agent Stefon Diggs with hopes he will be a No. 1 receiver and a galvanizing force in the locker room.

Diggs, a four-time Pro Bowler, agrees to a three-year deal worth up to $69 million.

Commentary: New England needs a No. 1 receiver but it is uncertain if Diggs is still able to fill that role.

New England brings in Bradbury to help fill the vacancy created when longtime starter David Andrews was released.

New England signed the veteran receiver to a two-year, $8 million contract this offseason.

Andrews was the last remaining offense player from New England’s 2018 Super Bowl winner.

Though no longer in his prime, the former Rams wide receiver would be an upgrade at one of New England’s weakest positions.