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Report: Patriots Sign Wide Receiver

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After releasing Bruce Ellington, the New England Patriots wasted no time in getting a wide receiver.

Per Ian Rapoport, the team has reportedly signed former San Diego/Los Angeles Charger Dontrelle Inman.

Inman, 30, had a career year with San Diego recording 58 receptions for 810 yards and four touchdowns as the team’s deep threat.

He was traded by the Chargers to Chicago Bears for a conditional seventh round draft choice and signed with the Indianapolis Colts after one season in the Windy City.

At 6-foot-3, Inman adds another big option and red zone target for quarterback Tom Brady

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The Patriots currently have Julian Edelman, N’Keal Harry, Demaryius Thomas, Dontrelle Inman, Phillip Dorsett, Braxton Berrios, and Maurice Harris as their active receivers on their roster.

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