The New England Patriots have re-signed fullback Jack Westover as part of their offseason moves following a successful run to the AFC Championship. Westover, who has made just over $1.3 million in his two-year NFL career, is set to earn $1 million in the 2026 season. The decision to retain Westover comes alongside the signing of Reggie Gilliam, a former Buffalo Bills fullback, for a three-year, $10.8 million deal. This raises questions about the Patriots' strategy, as few teams in the NFL utilize two fullbacks. Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels may plan to deploy both players in versatile roles, potentially using them in tight end alignments to address the team's weaknesses at that position. While the decision appears puzzling, it could provide the Patriots with additional options on offense.