A chapter looks set to be closed on one of the most successful eras in NFL history after the New England Patriots confirmed Tom Brady would hit free agency. New England certainly got plenty of value from their 199th overall pick in the 2000 NFL Draft, Brady establishing himself as a franchise quarterback and leading the Pats to six Super Bowl titles. With the team and their most iconic player now parting ways, we remember Brady's best moments as a Patriot.

The New England Patriots will have the maximum four compensatory picks in next month's NFL draft, including two in the third round, the highest possible round for such selections. New England also receives two spots in the sixth round. Denver, Houston, Minnesota, the New York Giants, Philadelphia and Seattle each get three picks, while Baltimore and Miami will each have two.

The New England Patriots will have the maximum four compensatory picks in next month's NFL draft, including two in the third round, the highest possible round for such selections. New England also receives two spots in the sixth round. Denver, Houston, Minnesota, the New York Giants, Philadelphia and Seattle each get three picks, while Baltimore and Miami will each have two.

Could Kyle Van Noy leave the New England Patriots in NFL free agency and join one of his former coaches in New York? The New York Giants hired Patriots special teams coach Joe Judge in January to be their next head coach. Judge joined the Patriots in 2012, so he was there for all of Van Noy's career in New England, which began in 2016 when the Patriots acquired him and a seventh-round draft pick from the Detroit Lions for a sixth-round pick.

Tom Brady and New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick discussed his free agency status by phone on Tuesday in what NBC Sports Boston characterized via sources as a "not particularly productive" conversation. The six-time Super Bowl winner is scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent on March 18. According to NBC Sports Boston's Tom Curran, the length of the conversation and detail of any contract talk is not known.

Because it seems Tom Brady's tenure with the New England Patriots is coming to an end, it's time to seriously discuss who will sign the most decorated quarterback in NFL history. The chance to sign an all-time great quarterback doesn't happen often, so teams will ignore that Brady will turn 43 in August and has shown signs of decline already. It will be a very interesting market, and of course you can bet on where Brady will land at BetMGM.

The Patriots reportedly have made a signing as NFL free agency approaches. New England will add Alabama assistant Joe Houston as an assistant special teams coordinator, according to Bruce Feldman of The Athletic and FOX Sports. SOURCE: #Alabama staffer Joe Houston will become an assistant special teams coordinator with the #Patriots.

Where quarterback Tom Brady plays football next season remains the top question surrounding the New England Patriots this offseason. What was already a busy winter for coach Bill Belichick on the player personnel front will now include filling multiple vacancies on his coaching staff . On Tuesday, offensive line coach Dante Scarnecchia announced his retirement after 36 seasons in the NFL.

He went on to win two Super Bowl titles, beating Tom Brady and the New England Patriots both times. He had a number of unspectacular years, some due to the lack of talent surrounding him and others due to his penchant for turning the ball over. The younger brother of Peyton, Eli finished his career at an even 117-117.

Peyton Manning either is a very supportive brother or delights in seeing his long-time rival fail. In a tribute to younger brother Eli Manning, who announced his retirement from the New York Giants on Friday, Peyton insisted his "favorite Super Bowl memory" was watching Eli defeat the undefeated New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. "I think people don't really believe me or are surprised [when I say] my greatest Super Bowl memory is watching my little brother take the New York Giants down the field in a two-minute drill and beat the undefeated Patriots and all that came with that," Peyton said in an interview with Broncos.com's Aric DiLalla.