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Patriots add position versatility & swagger with 4th round picks

Images courtesy of New England Patriots It’s impossible to know whether or not the newest Patriots receiver Javon Baker – the team’s 110th overall pick out of UCF – will be a future No. 1, but he certainly sounds like it. It’s been a long time since New England had a receiver with as much confidence and swagger as Baker, who was asked to describe his game to fans on……

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Baker gives the Patriots a weapon and some much needed swagger on offense

The Patriots added a much needed big play receiver to their roster in the fourth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday.  With Pick 110, the Patriots selected wide receiver Javon Baker out of Central Florida. Baker, who transferred to UCF from Alabama gives Alex Van Pelt and the offensive staff a legitimate playmaker that they can specifically design plays for.  Like Ja’Lynn Polk who was drafted on Friday night,…

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Day 3 prospects to watch for the Patriots

Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images The Patriots have five picks today. They have the following picks: Round 4 – No. 103 Round 4 – No. 110  Round 6 – No. 180  Round 6 – No. 193  Round 7 – No. 231 The Patriots have two of the first ten picks of the day. Both are premium picks that they could use to address other needs like running back, defensive back…

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Wallace’s versatility and ability to play left tackle is why the Patriots drafted him

The Patriots drafted Penn State offensive tackle Caedan Wallace in the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday night. Wallace started 40 games at right tackle for the Nittany Lions during his college career.  At 6-4 7/8 315, Wallace has good size and length. He is a fundamentally sound pass blocker. He kick sets quick and can cut the edge off for speed rushers. He has long arms and…

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Seahawks draft UConn OL Christian Haynes

One of the top offensive linemen in college football saw his name called Friday night at the NFL Draft. Christian Haynes, an offensive guard out of UConn, was drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round with the 81st overall pick. “It was just a really great experience.,” Haynes said of being drafted. “Just being around family and friends, just to have the opportunity to hear my name called,……

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Commanders draft DB Mike Sainristil

On Friday night, the Washington Commanders drafted Mike Sainristil with the 50th overall pick, and the 18th selection in the second round. Sainristil is a slot corner who excelled at Michigan, and helped lead the Wolverines to a national title this past season. A local product out of Everett, Sainristil started his career at Michigan as a wide receiver. He had sporadic success there before settling in on the defensive…

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Polk ready to be a jack of all trades in the Patriots offense

The New England Patriots drafted Washington wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk 37th overall in the second round on Friday night.  Polk, the #9 prospect in our New England Patriots Top 50 Patriots Prospects will be a jack of trades if you will in offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt’s offense. He can play the X, F and Z receiver spots and play them effectively. Being able to align in all three spots…

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Yale’s Amegadjie makes program & Ivy League history; ready to protect Williams

Image courtesy of ESPN Yale’s dominant offensive lineman Kiran Amegadjie was taken 75th overall pick by Chicago in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft on Friday night. That’s the highest a Bulldog has been drafted since 1982 and the highest any Ivy League player has been drafted since 1998. Not only that, but he’s going to get to play for his hometown team inside Solider Field. “I can’t……

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Browns draft OL Zak Zinter

One of the best local linemen in recent memory, Zak Zinter, was drafted by the Cleveland Browns Friday night. The North Andover native and graduate of BB&N saw his name called in the NFL Draft with the 85th overall pick. An offensive guard, Zinter played at the University of Michigan and helped the Wolverines win a national title, although he suffered a broken tibia and fibula in this season’s win……

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