When news broke Monday night that New England Patriots starting center David Andrews was hospitalized with blood clots, there was some concern as to how the Patriots were going to fill his void along the offensive line.
The Patriots provided some clarity on Wednesday afternoon when New England reportedly acquired Arizona Cardinals left tackle Korey Cunningham and Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman Jermaine Eluemunor in separate trades.
The Patriots received Eluemunor and a sixth-round draft pick from Baltimore in return for a fourth-round draft pick, via ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter.
New England has a past history of sending away fourth-round draft picks to fill team needs, such as when they landed tight end Martellus Bennett in 2016 and another tight end in Dwayne Allen in 2017.
With the Patriots set to finish their preseason Thursday night against the New York Giants at Gillette Stadium, Eluemunor is not expected to suit up.
