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Corey Kiner, Ex-UC Bearcats RB From Roger Bacon HS, Traded to Patriots
The Patriots sent a 2028 seventh-round pick to Arizona for Kiner, who could fill a depth role after Terrell Jennings' season-ending injury.
- On Saturday, the New England Patriots acquired running back Corey Kiner from the Arizona Cardinals, sending a 2028 seventh-round draft pick to Arizona to secure the player before Sunday's roster cutdown deadline.
- Because the Patriots sit 31st in waiver priority order, the team traded a future pick to ensure they could land Kiner, whom the Cardinals were planning to waive regardless.
- Across four preseason games, Kiner rushed 39 times for 180 yards, demonstrating the talent that earned him 12 carries for 58 yards in four regular-season games with Arizona last year.
- Replacing injured running back Terrell Jennings, Kiner now projects as the Patriots' third option behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, ESPN's Mike Reiss noted.
- Sunday at 6 p.m. ET marks the NFL roster deadline when teams must reduce squads to 53 players; despite the trade, the Patriots' running back room remained crowded after 15 cuts on Saturday.
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The Arizona Cardinals are trading former Roger Bacon and UC running back Corey Kiner to the New England Patriots for a 2028 draft pick.
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