• Maine continues building with large National Signing Day class
  • UConn reveals 2025 schedule
  • CCSU adds 26 players to the roster between the two signing days
  • Vrabel finalizes full 2025 coaching staff
  • Curran brings in 18 new Crusaders on 2025 NSD

Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Divine Deablo, SS, Virginia Tech

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The Patriots utilize more three safety looks than any other team in the NFL. Bill Belichick truly believes that three safeties can allow you to match up with any team you play because safeties can play in all three levels. Divine Deablo is the type of player Belichick covets in the middle rounds. He can play in the first and second level on early downs and he has enough and……

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Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Tarron Jackson, DE, Coastal Carolina

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Bill Belichick likes undersized, hybrid outside linebacker, defensive end types who can rush the passer. From Mike Vrabel to Rob Ninkovich to Chase Winovich to Josh Uche, the Patriots have a long history of drafting or acquiring players that can play in all perimeter situations. Jackson is that type of player. He has a non-stop motor and despite lacking certain physical traits, plays above his skill level. Jackson was a……

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Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Shi Smith, WR, South Carolina

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We know the Patriots affinity for slot receivers and versatility. Shi Smith fits both descriptions to a tee. Smith is a pure slot receiver who could be a factor at all three levels of the passing game. He can play in the slot and depending on the down and distance, could also split wide and play on the line. He could also be a factor in the return game, an……

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Patriots Draft: Player Profile: Kyle Trask, QB, Florida

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You are going to find this hard to believe but there is no quarterback in this draft class that has been more scrutinized than Kyle Trask. Trask put up huge numbers last season at Florida throwing for 4,283 yards and 43 touchdown passes. He profiles as a first round talent but some draft evaluators are doing everything they can to down play his production and focus on his slow footwork……

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