Roberto Aguayo

Aguayo was brought in on a reserve/future contract in January but was unable to beat out Nick Folk or Quinn Nordin to secure a place on the roster. Multiple teams have taken a chance on Aguayo but he hasn't been able to stick with a squad since being waived by the Bucs in 2017. It's possible that New England will be Aguayo's final stop in the NFL. Folk is expected to win the starting job and kick for the Patriots this year with Nordin, a rookie from Michigan, destined for the practice squad. 

All 10 players finished the year on New England's practice squad. With Nick Folk scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent, the Patriots also notably brought back both Aguayo and Rohrwasser.

The Buccaneers traded into the second round of the 2016 NFL Draft in order to select Aguayo, but his only season with the team did not go well, with the Florida State product missing nine of his 31 field-goal attempts. He'll look to re-boot his NFL career with the Chargers in 2018, but Aguayo will likely face competition on that front this spring/summer. Specifically, the team still has Nick Rose under contract and veteran Nick Novak could also be brought back for what figures to result in an open competition for the team's kicking job.