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If the Patriots want to put their receiving corps over the top in 2027, they might have a chance to do that with a move for Puka Nacua.

Musket Fire's Sara Marshall argues that the New England Patriots should target Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua if he becomes available next offseason. The piece highlights that growing uncertainty surrounding the Rams' disappointing 3-4 start, paired with Nacua's recent injuries and off-field issues, may lead Los Angeles to hesitate on offering him a long-term contract extension in 2027.
Marshall suggests that the Patriots could pursue a potential trade or free-agent acquisition to bolster quarterback Drake Maye's receiving options alongside A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs. However, she notes that New England would need to carefully weigh Nacua's off-field behavior before making any pursuit.
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