Patriots release offensive lineman Caedan Wallace after two seasons

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Last updated Aug 10, 2026

Patriots release offensive lineman Caedan Wallace after two seasons
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The New England Patriots released offensive lineman Caedan Wallace on August 10, 2026. Drafted in 2024, Wallace was expected to protect quarterback Drake Maye's blind side but struggled with injuries and performance. After starting his career as a right tackle, he transitioned to guard but fell down the depth chart behind Mekhi Butler. Wallace becomes the sixth member of the 2024 draft class to depart the team.

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  • Caedan Wallace was drafted No. 68 overall in 2024.
  • He played 10 games in two seasons with New England.
  • Injuries limited his contributions, leading to a shift in position.
  • Mekhi Butler surpassed him in training camp depth.
  • Wallace is the sixth player from the 2024 draft class released.
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  • 2:13 PMYahoo SportsExplaining Why Patriots Cut O-Lineman Once Tipped To Protect Drake Maye's Blind Side
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The Patriots selected Caedan Wallace No. 68 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft.

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