2011 New England Patriots Draft Class
The New England Patriots drafted nine players in the 2011 NFL Draft. Here is a breakdown of who they took, and what role they will fill in the coming years.
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The New England Patriots drafted nine players in the 2011 NFL Draft. Here is a breakdown of who they took, and what role they will fill in the coming years.
Marcus Cannon went to the NFL combine in February to impress scouts. Then medical tests ordered there turned up some grim news.
The New England Patriots have drafted defensive back Malcolm Williams of TCU in the seventh round.
The New England Patriots have drafted outside linebacker Markell Carter of Central Arkansas in the sixth round.
The New England Patriots have gone back to the tight end spot in the draft by taking Lee Smith of Marshall in the fifth round.
The New England Patriots have drafted quarterback Ryan Mallett of Arkansas with the 10th pick of the third round.
A federal appeals court threw the NFL back into chaos late Friday, granting the NFL's request to essentially put the lockout back in place.
New England Patriots president Jonathan Kraft joined The Sports Hub draft special and discussed the selection of Ryan Mallett.
The New England Patriots have made Ras-I Dowling of Virginia the first selection of the second round of the NFL draft.
The NFL season may be in question, but if there is a season, the preseason schedule for the Patriots has been finalized.
Felger & Massarotti were joined by Paul Perillo of Patriots Football Weekly to discuss the Patriots pick of Colorado lineman Nate Solder. What else is on the Patriots draft agenda?
Gresh & Zo talked to the man who coached the Patriots first round pick, Nate Solder, at Colorado. Denver Johnson gives you all the insight you need on the Pats new offensive lineman.
Even though his name is front and center on a lawsuit against NFL owners, Tom Brady says it has not had a negative effect on his relationship with Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
Gresh & Zo discussed the Patriots first round action during the NFL Draft.
For Patriots first round draft pick Nate Solder, being selected by the New England is a dream come true.
