David Andrews took to social media on Thursday to thank the New England Patriots for 10 great years. In a surprising move, the longtime team captain was released Thursday morning, but Andrews is ...

You’re a little shocked by it,” Andrews told co-host Brian Hoyer. “I’ve been so blessed. I got 10 years and I’ve never been fired. I was living the pipe dream that I ...

Bill Belichick recently introduced former New England Patriots center David Andrews as someone his UNC football players can ...

Former New England Patriots captain David Andrews shared his thoughts on who the team should select with the No. 4 overall ...

The center had played in 124 regular-season games since 2015 with the Patriots, served as a captain and won two Super Bowls.

Andrews is now 32 years old, making his cut from a younger roster make sense on paper. It did leave a giant hole at center ...

Speaking at an NFL Draft event at Gillette Stadium, David Andrews gave his take on who New England should draft at No. 4 ...

Speaking on his podcast, David Andrews addressed his exit from the Patriots and the team's decision to release him.

David Andrews wanted a chance to play one more season in New England. In the end, the team's new leadership opted to move on. Andrews discussed what happened on his podcast ...

Former New England Patriots team captain David Andrews commented on the Malcolm Butler benching at Super Bowl LII.

During a week where we saw Brandon Graham get to go out on his own terms with the Eagles, Andrews should have been able to retire as a Patriot.

On “The Quick Snap” podcast with Brian Hoyer, Andrews said he understood the team’s decision but still wasn’t happy about it.