Published 1 year ago

Ex-Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki agree to 1-year deal with Patriots

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Gesicki is departing in free agency to join the New England Patriots. The talented 6-foot-6 pass-catcher's new contract is for one year and $9 million. Gesicki played the 2022 season on the franchise tag for the Dolphins after his 2021 campaign.

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CBS Sports

2023 NFL free agency: Patriots sign ex-Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki to one-year deal worth up to $9M, per reports

Gesicki stays in the AFC East, and reunites with the coach who recruited him to Penn State

1 year ago·United States

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ESPN

Sources: Pats agree with ex-Dolphins TE Gesicki

The Patriots have agreed to a one-year deal with free-agent tight end Mike Gesicki that is worth up to $9 million, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter and Field Yates.

1 year ago·United States

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Fox Sports

Patriots sign former Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki to one-year deal

Former Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki will reportedly join the Patriots on a one-year deal.

1 year ago·United States

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NBC Sports

Report: Patriots Signing Ex-Dolphins TE Mike Gesicki in Free Agency

Bill O’Brien and Mac Jones have another pass-catcher to work with. The Patriots bolstered their offense Friday by reportedly adding former Dolphins tight end...

1 year ago·Stamford, United States

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UPI

Ex-Dolphins tight end Mike Gesicki agree to 1-year deal with Patriots

Free agent tight end Mike Gesicki and the New England Patriots agreed to a one-year contract.

1 year ago·Washington, United States

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Pioneer Press

Mike Gesicki leaves Dolphins in free agency, signs with rival Patriots

The expectation with tight end Mike Gesicki this offseason is now reality. His time with the Miami Dolphins has come to an end. Gesicki is departing in free agency to join the New England Patriots, he told the South Florida Sun Sentinel on Friday morning. The talented 6-foot-6 pass-catcher’s new contract is for one year and $9 million. That was a price the Dolphins were unlikely to pay after Gesicki and coach Mike McDaniel’s offense, in which bl…

1 year ago·St Paul, United States

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