BREAKING NEWS: Patriots Offer Exceptional 31-Year-Old Star jerseys out Without Charge Following Eagles Trade

The New England Patriots are giving away DeVante Parker jerseys for free, shortly after the wide receiver’s move to the Philadelphia Eagles.

This surprising move incurs substantial financial costs for the Patriots, showcasing a notable shift from their usual approach to player departures.

Parker, who joined the Patriots from the Miami Dolphins in 2022, was a key player during Bill Belichick”s final season with the team.

However, his recent move to the Eagles has soured his relationship with his former team, leading to this unprecedented action.

The decision to distribute Parker”s jerseys for free highlights the Patriots” clear displeasure with his departure, signaling their refusal to show any support for the player who opted to join their arch-rivals.

While it”s not unusual for teams to offer discounts on departing players” jerseys, giving them away for free is a rare occurrence and underscores the depth of the Patriots” dissatisfaction with Parker”s move.

Despite releasing him, the team is obligated to fulfill certain financial commitments, including payments on his contract with the Eagles.

Parker”s one-year deal with the Eagles is valued at $4.69 million, with the Patriots responsible for covering a significant portion of it.

While the Eagles will contribute $1.2 million towards Parker”s contract, the Patriots will bear the remaining $3.49 million, as part of their dead cap money from the previous contract extension.