Jon Lyons, Tyler Amaral and myself have several players in each day that we like and would pound the table for. Here are the players we would each pound the table for on day one, day two and day three. Jon Lyons Day 1: Derek Stingley, CB, LSU: Putting Stingley on this list may seem far fetched due to his status as a projected top ten pick, but there have……
The Patriots have addressed Linebacker this off-season adding Mack Wilson in a trade for Chase Winovich and re-signing J’Whaun Bentley. Veteran Raekwon McMillan and second year linebacker Cameron McGone are also in the mix as well. Third year linebackers Anfernee Jennings and Josh Uche can play off the ball as well. Despite that, the Patriots need to address the position. A linebacker who can play all three downs and have……
Bill Belichick let J.C Jackson walk in free agency but he has spent some money to fortify the cornerback position by signing veteran Terrance Mitchell and re-signing old friend Malcolm Butler. Belichick also signed hybrid safety, corner Jabril Peppers. Despite those additions, the Patriots lack a young corner with size that can match up on the outside. Belichick could address the need in the first round or he can wait……
On paper the Patriots don’t really need a wide receiver but with so much uncertainty at the position after next season, it would not be a surprise to see Bull Belichick address the position at some point in this draft. If nothing else, he can bring some additional depth at the position. Here are 15 wide receivers that I think would be a good fit for the Patriots. Chris Olave,……
The Patriots inability to consistently stop the run has been an issue in recent years. Bill Belichick attempted to address the issue in free agency last off-season by signing free agents Davon Godchaux, Henry Anderson, re-signing Lawrence Guy and drafting Christian Barmore. The moves paid off early as the Patriots were better against the run but as the season wore on, they struggled again. Defensive tackle is still a position……
The Patriots have had a lot of success during Bill Belichick’s tenure with signing undrafted free agents. In fact, the team has had a 18 year run where an undrafted free agent has made the team. That streak ended last season. The Patriots recent undrafted free-agent success includes: Center David Andrews (2015), cornerback Jonathan Jones (2016), cornerback J.C. Jackson (2018), wide receiver Jakobi Meyers (2019), receiver/returner Gunner Olszewski (2019), fullback……
Three staples of the Patriots Dynasty are the three finalists to be inducted into the Patriots Hall of Fame this summer. Linebacker Mike Vrabel, guard Logan Mankins and nose tackle Vince Wilfork were the three finalists announced yesterday. While I am happy for these three gentleman and I think they are deserving based on the careers they had, I am bothered that Bill Parcells once again did not make it…
With the draft a little more than a week away, I give you my Patriots Top 75 board. These are the 75 players I think are most likely to get drafted or signed by the team. The board is set up in the order I think the players could drafted or signed. So, without further ado. Here are the top 75 players I think the Patriots are targeting in this……
Trade down. The two words Patriots fans despise this time of year. I get it. It is sexier and more fun if Bill Belichick trades up. He has done it 28 times, far more than any Patriots fan probably ever thought he has. He has also traded down 28 times. The Patriots currently have eight picks in this draft. Four of those picks are in the fifth and sixth rounds…….
The trade of DeVante Parker from the Dolphins to the Patriots sent shockwaves around the NFL and New England. The Patriots got an established receiver in his prime along with a fifth round pick in exchange for a 2023 third round pick. The pick the Patriots gave up for Parker is negligible in essence because the team will receive a compensatory pick for J.C Jackson next year. The only difference……