The Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan welcomes WEEI radio host and former Patriots tight end Christian Fauria to name their top 3 winners and losers from the Pats' offseason.

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You're looking at a new offensive coordinator, a new play caller, a new quarterbacks coach, a new number one receiver and Devonte Parker, who's played one full season in his entire career since coming out in the draft and 2015," Callahan said. "There's just not a lot of certainty and stability for a guy that you're counting on to elevate the rest of the team and did as much as he could last year but we saw that was just a 10-7 club that has now arguably worse talent on the roster."

"Josh McDaniels is not here, that alone the fact that you had one of the He best offensive coordinators in the NFL, as your mentor as your teacher encouraging you, motivating you, you know, explaining everything to you dealing with the ups and the downs and the emotions of playing the positions and the physical toll and the mental toll that it takes. He's gone," Fauria said." Now anyone you replace him with is a downgrade ... you bring back, Joe, Judge, Matt, Patricia, no disrespect to them, but in their best day on their best day they can't hold Josh McDaniels jockstrap,"

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