David Andrews, a two-time Super Bowl champion and eight-time team captain, will retire from the NFL on Monday. The Patriots, ...

The 32-year-old Andrews announced his retirement from the NFL earlier this month, ending a decade-long run in New England.

Beasley Media Group’s 98.5 The Sports Hub (WBZ-FM), the flagship station of the New England Patriots, is pleased to announce ...

In a football sense, New England Patriots center David Andrews has embodied the spirit of such valor for the past 10 NFL seasons — playing the role of the team’s “steady man in the middle.” ...

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, but Andrews is ...

He will make weekly appearances during the season with the midday “Zolak and Bertrand Show,” and will co-host a video podcast ...

David Andrews with New England Patriots. A true underdog story as an undrafted free-agent out of Georgia, Andrews took over as New England's Week 1 starting center as a rookie in 2015.

David Andrews, the Patriots’ longtime center and captain, announced his retirement last week after 10 NFL seasons.

Former New England Patriots players congratulated David Andrews on his retirement in a heartfelt tribute video.

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 signed with the Patriots as an undrafted free agent in 2015. Boston Globe via Getty Images He played alongside Tom Brady (12) during his time in New England.