New England Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo announced center David Andrews and rookie offensive tackle Caedan Wallace would go on injured reserve Friday. It was announced on Wednesday that Andrews would be undergoing season-ending surgery on his shoulder.

The New England Patriots continue to take hits to their offensive line, with Caedan Wallace being the latest player put on IR.

The New England Patriots are dealing with a rash of injuries ahead of Sunday afternoon’s home game against the Miami Dolphins. However, Thursday’s practice offered positive news, especially from the beleaguered offensive line.

The Patriots are in must-win territory as they head into their Week 5 tilt with the Miami Dolphins at Gillette Stadium.

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New England Patriots center David Andrews is expected to have shoulder surgery that will end his 2024 season, coach Jerod Mayo said Wednesday. Andrews has started all four games for New England this year and has been a reliable starter for the Patriots since joining the franchise in 2015 as a rookie free agent.

The New England Patriots suffered a significant blow this week, as center David Andrews sustained a shoulder injury that will knock him out for the rest of the year, according to coach Jerod Mayo. "He's going to require surgery,

The Patriots offensive line will be without its anchor for the rest of 2024, as center David Andrews has opted to undergo season-ending shoulder surgery.