Patriots NFL Draft Preview: Pats Need To Get Younger At Safety
Getting younger at safety should be on Bill Belichick's to-do list at this year's NFL Draft. Buckle up, Patriots fans.
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Getting younger at safety should be on Bill Belichick's to-do list at this year's NFL Draft. Buckle up, Patriots fans.
When the NFL Draft is held later this month, teams around the league will join most of the workforce and do their work from home.
The Pats held a pre-draft meeting with quarterback James Morgan, who split his college career at Florida International and Bowling Green.
The Patriots could use a young receiver or two, and there are plenty of talented pass-catchers in this year's draft.
Ready or not, the NFL draft is approaching rapidly. So if you're keenly interested in what Bill Belichick's first move will be in the post-Tom Brady era, it's time to do some homework.
It's an annual tradition to say the Patriots need to address their depth at linebacker at the NFL Draft.
March is about to turn to April. The Patriots have added some new faces in free agency but have not made any sort of splash. Expect that to remain the case.
Everyone is concerned with stopping the spread of the coronavirus. Many families are concerned with paying rent and buying groceries. Roger Goodell, though, is concerned with any NFL employees who dare criticize his decision to hold the NFL draft as scheduled.
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The draft will go on, as scheduled, April 23-25, despite the urging of the NFL's general managers.
The free agent frenzy has calmed down and, for now, there is only one thing to look forward to in the NFL: The Draft.
Bill Belichick has some work to do this offseason. Expect most of it to be done at the NFL Draft.
Northwestern's all-time sack leader and Massachusetts native Joe Gaziano tells his story of how he became an NFL Draft prospect.
The 2020 NFL Draft will proceed as scheduled late next month amid the coronavirus outbreak, but the league announced modified plans for the three-day event on Monday.
Though it took quite a while, the NFL has finally released the compensatory picks for 2020. And the Patriots have gotten some good news.
The Patriots are doing their due diligence. And that includes spending time with one of the top QB prospects in this year's draft.
Tom Brady has been a professional quarterback for so long, there's a chance that he could soon be throwing passes to the son of one of his former playmakers. Thaddeus Moss, the son of NFL legend Randy Moss, would like that very much.
Here's a look at all the player interviews the Patriots have already held or have scheduled, based on reports and player comments.
CBS Sports NFL Draft expert Chris Trapasso explains why Utah State's Jordan Love will be among those creating buzz coming out of the Combine.
Alabama's speedster Henry Ruggs III could put on a show in Indianapolis when the NFL's annual scouting combine begins February 24th.
Another Moss may soon grace the field in the NFL. Thaddeus Moss, the son of Hall of Fame receiver Randy Moss, has declared for the NFL Draft.
Here are some QB options if the Patriots have their eye on the future.
Apparently, the city of Boston is under consideration for hosting the 2022 NFL Draft.
The Patriots have signed four of their draft picks ahead of the start of Friday's rookie minicamp in Foxboro.
The Patriots introduced first-round pick N'Keal Harry on Thursday afternoon, and the 21-year-old receiver is ready to get to work.