Jake Andrews, a 2023 fourth-round draft pick, has been placed on season-ending injured reserve due to an offseason injury that required surgery. He was seen on crutches with a hard brace on his immobilized left leg, and prior to this, details about his injury were unclear, as he did not participate in any spring or training camp practices.

Jake Andrews, an interior offensive lineman for the Patriots, has been placed on the active/physically unable to perform list due to an undisclosed injury.

Jake Andrews from the New England Patriots did not participate in the team's minicamp practice session.

Jake Andrews, an offensive lineman for the New England Patriots, was present at the OTA session but left early and did not participate in the drills.

Jake Andrews, a fifth-round pick from Troy, finished the season as the starting left guard for the New England Patriots. With starter Cole Strange undergoing knee surgery, Andrews took over and will provide depth on the offensive line. The Patriots value Andrews' versatility, as he has experience playing guard, center, and tackle. The signing of Michael Jordan, who has played guard but also experimented with center and tackle, reflects the team's focus on building quality depth.