For a decade, David Andrews was the heart of the Patriots’ O-line, a two-time Super Bowl champion who carried toughness and leadership throughout his tenure. After 131 starts, he marked the end ...

On Monday, New England Patriots legendary center David Andrews officially called it a career during a retirement ceremony held at Gillette Stadium, as the two-time Super Bowl champion said goodbye ...

Patriots David Andrews thanks Patriots, teammates and game of football in emotional retirement speech "I hope each and every one of you know —when I stepped on the field, I gave everything I had.” ...

David Andrews, a two-time Super Bowl champion and eight-time team captain, will retire from the NFL on Monday. The Patriots, who broke the news of Andrews' pending retirement, will host Andrews' ...

David Andrews was overcome with emotion during his retirement ceremony on June 2, 2025. Boston Globe via Getty Images David Andrews signed with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent in 2015.

David Andrews took to social media on Thursday to thank the New England Patriots for 10 great years. In a surprising move, the longtime team captain was released Thursday morning, ...

FOXBORO – David Andrews thought he could get through it. The former New England co-captain had prepared 10 minutes of remarks meant to sum up his football career and thank those who helped make ...

David Andrews’ football future was uncertain the last time he took the podium for the 2023 season, leaving the door open to possibly retire following the Patriots’ miserable year.

David Andrews was released by the Patriots in March 2025. Getty Images “You’re a little shocked by it,” Andrews said on his “Quick Snap” podcast on Wednesday.

An emotional David Andrews announced his retirement on Monday, after 10 years in New England. “ I didn’t want to go do it for another organization,” Andrews said, via Mike Reiss of ESPN.com. “That ...

Releasing Andrews will save the Patriots $2.676 million, a small number considering New England currently has $93.1 million in effective cap space, the most in the NFL, according to OverTheCap.com.