Logan Mankins Officially Reports To Patriots On Tuesday, Ends Sit-Out

Mankins Activated, Will Start

Patriots To Receive Two-Game Roster Exemption For Mankins

Logan Mankins Signs Tender, Officially Reports To Patriots

Logan Mankins Should Be Welcomed Back By Team, Says Pats Pulpit

Logan Mankins To Sign Tender, Report To Patriots On Tuesday

Logan Mankins is expected to sign his tender and report to the Patriots. Mankins will sign his restricted free agent tender worth $1.54 million, originally offered to him on June 14.

Bill Belichick On Logan Mankins: 'We Can't Trade Him'

Logan Mankins Will Play Final Six Weeks Of Season

Robert Kraft Denies Logan Mankins Apology Story

Logan Mankins Deal Sunk By Apology Demands?

Logan Mankins 'Fully Prepared' To Sit Out 2010 Season

Logan Mankins is "fully prepared" to sit out the entire 2010 season, according to a report from Ian Rapoport in the Boston Herald, citing friends close to the two-time Pro Bowl guard, who add that they doubt he'll ever play for the Patriots again.

Logan Mankins' Agent On Contract Talks: 'It's Dead'

Logan Mankins, the Patriots left guard who has been engaged in a contract battle with the team throughout the offseason, apparently won't be taking the field for New England any time soon. Friday night, his agent, Frank Bauer, spoke to the Boston Herald and said of the contract talks between his client and the team: "There's nothing happening. There's nothing going on. It's dead."

Logan Mankins Skips Patriots Minicamp On Tuesday, As Expected

Well, here we go: Patriots' practice at Tuesday's minicamp has started, and there's no sign of Logan Mankins, as expected.

Bill Belichick Comments On Logan Mankins Situation, Says Nothing

Bill Belichick met with the media on Tuesday before the team's minicamp which begins on Tuesday (and is mandatory). Unsurprisingly, the Patriots head coach gave little information or insight, saying the details will remain "in-house."

Pats Pulpit: Logan Mankins Contract Situation Is 'Fault Of The NFLPA'

The contract situation with the Patriots and Logan Mankins has taken a dramatic turn. He is refusing to sign his tender and wants to be traded from the Patriots. Greg Knopping at Pats Pulpit has his thoughts and analysis of the Mankins controversy, and why if you're looking to place blame, direct it toward the Players Association.

Globe: Patriots Reportedly Offered Logan Mankins $7 Million Per Year

According to Mike Reiss via Twitter, the Patriots reportedly offered Logan Mankins a contract that floated in the $7 million per year range:

What Now For Logan Mankins And The Patriots?

On Monday, Logan Mankins opted not to sign his restricted free agent tender, and instead asked that the Patriots trade him. Assuming this isn't just talk from the Pro Bowl guard (Mankins still has until 11:59 P.M. EDT Monday night to change his mind and sign), the the Patriots can (and most likely will) lower the tender offer to $1.54 million -- 110% of his 2009 salary

Logan Mankins Will Not To Sign Restricted Free Agent Tender, Wants Trade

Pro Bowl guard Logan Mankins has not only decided to not sign his restricted free agent tender, but now he's asking to be traded, too, citing a frustrating negotiation process, saying, "I don't need to be here any more."