After a disappointing finish to the 2025 campaign that saw New England fall just short in Super Bowl LX, the focus in Foxborough shifts toward fortifying the roster for another deep run.
In our one and only mock draft, the board fell favorably for an active trade approach, with the Patriots utilizing multiple trades to stockpile assets while addressing critical needs at Edge, Tackle, and Tight End.
The Patriots completed their Top 30 visits last week and once again the list is a good indicator of what they are going to do in this weekend’s draft. Not all players on this list will be drafted by the Patriots but between this list and the 110 other players they met with in the pre-draft process, they are more than likely going to draft exclusively from their list of 140 players they met or spoke with. Here is each player that came in for a 30 visit and how they could fit in with the Patriots.
We recently caught up with Bishop Hendricken standout running back Jeremy Seidi after his commitment to Army. Jeremy had plenty to say about why he made the decision to play football at a service academy and serve his country.
Malachi Lawrence is a high-motor edge defender who has steadily transitioned from a situational pass rusher to a complete defensive end. Known for his explosive first step and relentless pursuit, he possesses the frame and functional strength to compete at the point of attack while maintaining the athletic profile necessary to stress the pocket from multiple alignments.
A starter for two-and-a-half years at Clemson. Parker was an outside edge rusher for the Tigers. He burst onto the scene as a Freshman All-American and had a terrific sophomore season in 2024. He wasn’t as good in 2025 but he had his moments.
The Patriots have their franchise quarterback in Drake Maye but they could use a third after the recent departure of Josh Dobbs and the promotion of Tommy DeVito to the primary backup role. The Patriots are looking for a developmental “Project QB” to groom in the mid-to-late rounds.
With the NFL Draft set to kick off Thursday night, all eyes are on the New England Patriots at Pick #31. While the draft process often feels predictable by the time the commissioner takes the podium, the following ten prospects represent the “wild cards”—players who might not be at the top of every mock draft, but whose skill sets could make them surprise selections for the Patriots.
The Wakefield Memorial High School athletic department has announced the hiring of former KIPP Academy Coach Jim Rabbitt as the school’s new head football coach.
The long-simmering rumors surrounding AJ Brown and a potential trade to the Patriots have been reignited again following the latest intel from Adam Schefter. According to league sources, the Philadelphia Eagles remain open to moving their star wide receiver, while the Patriots have maintained a high level of interest in bringing the All-Pro to New England. While a deal does not appear imminent during this week’s draft, conversations are expected…
Blake Miller, OT HT: 6’6″ WT: 310 lbs School: Clemson Blake Miller is one of the most experienced offensive tackles in this draft class. A four-year starter at Clemson, he started all 54 games the past four seasons (most consecutive starts by a non-specialist in school history) and set the Clemson record for career offensive snaps played (3,778). Here is our scouting report on Blake Miller. Initial Quicks: Miller displays……