The New England Patriots have released center David Andrews, a pivotal player in their offensive lineup, known for his leadership and contributions over a decade.

David Andrews, a two-time Super Bowl champion, has been an integral part of the Patriots’ success. Owner Robert Kraft expressed gratitude for Andrews’ commitment, reflecting on his journey from undrafted rookie to standout center.

Over the past season, Andrews faced challenges, limiting his playtime due to injuries. Yet, he holds a remarkable record, having started most of the games he participated in.

With Andrews off the roster, questions now arise as to where he might land next. Potential teams interested include the Houston Texans, who face difficulties on their offensive front, and teams like the Atlanta Falcons, Dallas Cowboys, and Denver Broncos, each looking to bolster their lineup with a veteran presence like Andrews.

As he explores new opportunities, Andrews’ future will be closely monitored, especially given the current robust salary cap space in the NFL, providing teams flexibility in making roster adjustments.