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Dane Brugler's summary (projected 6th round pick; 16th best OG) SUMMARY: A three-year starter at Colorado, Sherman manned the left tackle position in offensive coordinator Darrin Chiaverini’s offense. After earning All-Pac 12 honors as a freshman left tackle, he moved to right tackle in 2019...

Dane Brugler's summary (projected 4th-5th round pick; 12th best LB) A two-year starter at Michigan, McGrone lined up as the middle linebacker in former defensive coordinator Don Brown’s 4-3 base scheme. He admirably filled the shoes of the departed Devin Bush in 2019 with 65 tackles, including...

Dane Brugler's summary (projected 6th to 7th round; 19th best S) SUMMARY: A two-year starter at Missouri, Bledsoe was a free safety in former defensive coordinator Ryan Walters’ 4-2-5 scheme (Walters was retained from the previous regime under new head coach Eliah Drinkwitz in 2020). He managed...

Dane Brugler's summary (graded as a 7th round pick; 45th best WR in the class): Tre Nixon had a productive prep career at Viera High School (50 miles outside of Orlando) and set school records for receiving yards (1,243) and touchdown catches (18) as a senior. A four-star recruit, he signed...

Dane Brugler's summary (graded as a 4th rounder; 7th best RB in the draft): A one-year starter at Oklahoma, Stevenson was a natural fit in head coach Lincoln Riley’s offense, thriving in his zone-blocking scheme. After not playing football for a year after high school and spending two seasons...

Dane Brugler's summary: A three-year starter at Oklahoma, Perkins was the field defensive end in defensive coordinator Alex Grinch’s multiple front, standing up or rushing with his hand on the ground. His 2020 season was disrupted by a six-game suspension for a failed drug test, but he started...

Dane Brugler's summary: A one-year starter at Alabama, Barmore was the starting defensive end in head coach Nick Saban’s 3-4 base scheme, lining up at various alignments from 4i to zero-technique. After redshirting in 2018, he flashed intriguing upside in 2019 as a part-time player (22.4 snaps...

Peneii Sewell was long considered to be a generational talent, up there with Trevor Lawrence. Lions got him without even trading up.

Belichick isn't the type to play favorites. If Mac Jones somehow beats out Cam in training camp, he will be QB1.

Dane Brugler's summary on Mac Jones: A one-year starter at Alabama, Jones was a prolific passer in former offensive coordinator Steve Sarkisian’s spread scheme. After backing up Tagovailoa in 2019, Jones won the starting job in 2020 and led Alabama to the national championship. He set a new...

I hope the Bears pick Mac Jones instead. Please!

None of the teams ahead of New England seems to be picking a QB. We really might be able to land Justin Fields without even trading up.

Doesn't matter what they do, I still hate the Broncos.

If the Broncos take Fields, holy...I'm going to be a bit mad.

Sewell gone. Lions got the best value of the draft.

That's way too high for Waddle. Might not necessarily be a mistake but it's not maximizing the pick's value.

Thank God, Falcons picked Kyle Pitts. Bengals will pick Chase or Sewell. Dolphins will probably pick whomever the Bengals didn't pick. Lions will pick non-QB. Trade up with the Panthers is doable.

Let's hope the Falcons actually pick Kyle Pitts. The 49ers taking Lance instead of Jones really threw a wrench into the draft.

Dane Brugler's latest 7-round mock, based on fit, draft trends, pro days, etc. Patriots: #15: Zaven Collins, LB, Tulsa #46: Davis Mills, QB, Stanford #96: Tylan Wallace, WR, Oklahoma State #120: Benjamin St-Juste, CB, Minnesota #122: Hamsah Nasirildeen, DS, Florida State #139: Marvin Wilson...

Edelman embodies everything that makes a Boston professional athlete. He gave everything out there and played every snap as if it was his last. He is my favorite Boston athlete since Brady and Kevin Garnett, no I don't care he wasn't as good as those two. This is a sad day.