Who The Patriots Picked On Day 2 Of NFL Draft
A quick look at the four new members of the New England Patriots.
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A quick look at the four new members of the New England Patriots.
Cornerback Cyrus Jones is very excited to be a member of the New England Patriots.
The New England Patriots knew they'd be adding another quarterback to the roster this offseason.
The New England Patriots had to sit and watch the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night, but have four picks at their disposal on Friday night.
The Patriots used their first pick of the 2016 NFL Draft to add some depth to the corner position.
Like the teams that passed on Marino, the teams that ignored Laremy Tunsil may have much explaining to do on judgement day.
There is no debating the fact that Felger & Mazz know how to pick 'em.
The Patriots were not involved in the first round of this year's NFL Draft, and neither were their fans.
As Day 2 of the NFL Draft approaches, there are some big names still on the board
Tackle Laremy Tunsil's bizarre night almost made the 2016 NFL Draft worth watching for Patriots fans.
The Patriots will always be behind No. 12.
The most insane part of it all, though, is that I'm still excited to watch.
The New England Patriots could use depth at the wide receiver position, so there's a good chance they'll be looking to draft one this weekend. On Wednesday night, Adam Jones and Rich Keefe went over some possible new weapons for Tom Brady.
Felger & Mazz figure out which defensive tackles the Patriots will draft by throwing markers at a magazine.
The Patriots can never have enough Rutgers players. Here are some names who could be on their radar.
Felger & Mazz use the bafflingly successful Big Board to predict the Patriots' next offensive tackles.
In light of Tom Brady's looming suspension, Jeff Howe of The Boston Herald joined Toucher & Rich to discuss what the Patriots might do with the backup quarterback position.
Carson Wentz and Jared Goff are the 2016 NFL Draft's twin cover boys. But the Rams and Eagles could whiff by picking either quarterback.
When the 2016 NFL Draft gets underway, will the Patriots be swinging trades for more picks in this year's draft and future drafts?
Adam Jones and Rich Keefe took a look at potential targets for the Patriots at running back, if they choose to go that route with their top picks (Nos. 60 and 61 overall).
After discussing offensive linemen prospects earlier in the week, Jones & Keefe turned their attention to the opposite side of the ball and the defensive line.
Jon Gruden just can't get over Jared Goff's hands.
Offensive tackle prospects who might still be on the board come New England's pick include Germain Ifedi from Texas A&M, Jason Spriggs from Indiana, Shon Coleman from Auburn, and Le'Raven Clark from Texas Tech.
Bob Socci continues to get you ready for the upcoming NFL Draft, discussing the crop of quarterbacks available and a surprise release by the New England Patriots with a trio of draft experts.
