Cardona, a Patriots long snapper for years, was released as Ashby took the roster spotlight. His departure marks a shift in New England’s special-teams approach and underscores the precarious nature of roster spots at the position.

Joe Cardona, the long snapper for the Patriots, remains unsigned after being released. His specialized role as a long snapper is critical, and finding a reliable replacement will be essential for the team's special teams unit.

Joe Cardona, formerly of the New England Patriots, brings a decade of NFL experience as a long snapper to the Dolphins. He won two Super Bowls and is expected to compete for the long snapper position.

Joe Cardona, a long-time long snapper for the New England Patriots, bids farewell to the franchise after a decade of service, being the last remnant of the Super Bowl-winning era. His departure reflects both nostalgia and a significant transition as the team looks to the future.

Joe Cardona, a long-time veteran for the Patriots, is expected to be released following the team's selection of Julian Ashby in the draft. Cardona's departure marks the end of an era for the Patriots' special teams.