Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 285 lbs |
| Birthplace: Chandler, AZ, USA |
| Age: 28 |
| School: Memphis |
| Experience: 1 |
Next Game
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4:31Sam Darnold Expected to Miss Week 2 With Hip Injury
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1:37Patriots Offense: Running Game Needs To Improve
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1:40How Concerned Should Patriots Be With AJ Brown Injury?
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0:59Drake Maye Struggles with 3 INTs in Super Bowl Rematch
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0:24Just In: A.J. Brown Believed to Have High Ankle Sprain
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1:58Patriots WR A.J. Brown Suffers Ankle Injury
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1:25Seahawks QB Sam Darnold to Undergo Hip MRI
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1:36Drew Lock Answers Call for Seahawks After Darnold Injury
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1:13Drake Maye Implodes in 2nd Straight Game vs. Seattle
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1:57Patriots Lose Season Opener Despite Sam Darnold Injury
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1:56Drew Lock Leads Seahawks
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2:04Week 1 Highlights: Patriots at Seahawks
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1:51Patriots Offense Lacks Chemistry In Sloppy Season Opener
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1:35NFL Week 1 Game Ball: Seahawks Secondary & Drew Lock
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1:37Sam Darnold Exits Game With Hip Injury
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1:34Drake Maye and Patriots Fall Short in Season Opener
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1:07Patriots vs. Seahawks: First TD Scorer Prediction
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1:20Top Prop Bet for Patriots-Seahawks
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11:43Danny Kanell's NFL Playoff Predictions
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1:31NFL Forecasting: Commanders at Eagles
Top Dustin Woodard News
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Dustin Woodard: Released by Patriots
The Patriots released Woodard Friday.
Woodard, a seventh-round rick in 2020, will leave New England after not appearing a single game with the team. The 23-year-old will aim to land a spot on another team's offensive line for the 2021 season.
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Patriots' Dustin Woodard: Back in the NFL
The Patriots reinstated Woodard to the active roster Wednesday, Nick O'Malley of MassLive.com reports.
Woodard retired from football shortly after the Patriots selected him in the seventh round of the 2020 NFL Draft, but he appears to have regained his desire to play football. He'll compete for a backup spot behind top center David Andrews (calf) during New England's offseason program.
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Dustin Woodard: Retires from football
Woodard has decided to retire from the NFL, Andrew Callahan of The Boston Herald reports.
Per the report, the 2020 seventh-rounder elected to retire because he lost his desire to continue playing football. Prior to his decision, Woodard had been penciled in to back up starting center David Andrews.
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