Patriots make roster moves after loss to Seahawks in NFL opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 11:59 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

The New England Patriots announced four roster decisions following their 13-10 loss to the Seattle Seahawks in the 2026 NFL opener. Quarterback Drake Maye struggled, throwing three second-half interceptions, including a crucial end-zone pick late in the game. In response to injuries, the Patriots signed wide receiver Chandler Brayboy and edge rusher Xavier Holmes to their practice squad, cutting safety Elliott Davison and running back Hassan Haskins. The team is preparing for its home opener against the Pittsburgh Steelers, who won their Week 1 matchup against the Atlanta Falcons.
- •Patriots lost 13-10 to Seahawks in NFL season opener.
- •Drake Maye threw three interceptions in the second half.
- •Chandler Brayboy and Xavier Holmes signed to practice squad.
- •Elliott Davison and Hassan Haskins released.
- •Next game is against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- 11:59 PMYahoo Sports — Patriots Announce 4 Roster Decisions After 3-Point Seahawks Loss
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