Belichick's draft was for two teams
Belichick drafted for the first Team in Meriwether, Welker and Moss.
He then used the balance of the picks and drafted for the Practice Squad.
He drafted to re-stock the Dante School on the Practice Squad with the rest of the picks including the UDFAs.
He gave Dante an agile but raw TE/OT conversion tackle, (like
Ashworth & Gorin) a Guard/Tackle conversion candidate who isn't quick enough for tackle, (like Hochstein)and a Center to train, all with three full years of PS eligibility in which to do it.
He got Gutierrez as the PS QB, as a sort of Brady/Cassel combo clone, who lost his job at Michigan to a guy named Drew; and sat all but his Senior year like Cassel; but transfered to Idaho to get onto the field for some playing experience. He is described as an injured QB with the Brady style; good, not great arm, good size (6-4 230), heady, side-stepping, pocket passer, non-runner, intelligent, guy who goes through his receiver progressions.
There is also the obligatory DE/OLB conversion guy for the PS, as Pierre jumped to the 53 in his rookie year.
There is an obligatory DL for experiment. Don't forget Santonio loses his PS eligibility this year as well; its up or out. So the PS DL lineman slot needs to be re-filled, in any case. Late bloomer Kareem seems like a good candidate for a DE/NT reserve.
There is even a PS candidate for ILB or perhaps to push 53 tail-ender Corey Mays for a job.
