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NFL Network's Tom Pelissero reported the New England Patriots signed undrafted WR Kyle Dixon to a $252,500 deal.
The New England Patriots spent $68 million in NFL free agency to sign veteran wide receiver Romeo Doubs. New England’s latest receiver deal didn’t come close to that level, but it was expensive for an undrafted free agent.
NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reported the Patriots signed former Culver-Stockton College wideout Kyle Dixon on Saturday night. The deal included $252,000 in guarantees.
It’s still early in undrafted free agency. But according to Spotrac, only one receiver has received more guaranteed money as an undrafted free agent than Dixon.
“Dixon (6-2, 220) posted a 40.5 vertical and 10-11 broad at Mizzou pro day,” wrote Pelissero on X.
NAIA to NFL: Former Culver-Stockton College WR Kyle Dixon is signing with the Patriots on a deal with $252,500 in guarantees.
Dixon (6-2, 220) posted a 40.5 vertical and 10-11 broad at Mizzou pro day. Repped by Hardik Sanghavi of Exclusive Sports Group.
In two seasons at Culver-Stockton College, Dixon posted 143 catches, 2,394 receiving yards and 24 touchdowns. He registered 1,000-yard campaigns in both 2024 and 2025.
Last season, he had 83 receptions, 1,282 receiving yards and 12 scores.
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