The Patriots added another defensive player on Saturday, this time targeting the defensive line when they made their second selection of the afternoon.

The New England Patriots ended their streak of adding offensive players on Saturday, with the club adding a safety to their defense to begin day three.

Coming out of night two, one thing that stood out was that Eliot Wolf and Mike Vrabel looked at the current group on the offensive side of the football and clearly came away with one thought. They don’t want a group of guys who are just competitive.  They want to put together a group capable of becoming a championship-caliber team.

Weaponizing the Offense is the buzzword of the draft as the Patriots have made 4 selections, all on Offense. 

The Patriots went offense for the third time again on Friday night, closing things out with a couple of trades that pushed them further into round three before ultimately selecting Georgia center, Jared Wilson.

One round after taking explosive running back TreVeyon Henderson in round two on Friday night, the Patriots dipped their foot back in the pool on the offensive side of the football with their second selection of the evening.

In TreVeyon Henderson, the New England Patriots add an explosive back who will give offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels some interesting options heading into this season. 

I love the emotion that Will Campbell showed when speaking with NFL Network’s Jamie Erdahl.  He wanted to play for the New England Patriots. 

Heading into round one of Thursday night’s draft, the New England Patriots had to make sure that with whoever they selected in round one, they’ll head into the 2025 regular season better than they started. Fortunately, with the selec

A three-year starter at LSU, Campbell was a mainstay at left tackle in offensive coordinator Joe Sloan’s pass-happy, inside-outside zone scheme.

The Draft is such a crapshoot.  Felger and Mazz on Sports Hub 98.5 throw a football with a marker in the tip, against a white board that has Lindy’s Draft Annual magazine open.

It’s finally here, It’s NFL Draft Day!  My one and only attempt at predicting the First Round.  This is really like throwing a dart at the dart board with a blindfold on

Long-time local Patriots personality and WEEI radio host Nick “Fitzy” Stevens dropped an interesting bomb on Friday, revealing whispers he’s heard that could see an impressive player end up here in New England.

According to Stevens, a potential trade coming between the Patriots and Eagles was rumored to be happening, which would involve wide receiver A.J. Brown.

“Dynamic. There’s a lot of great qualities of a disruptive pass rusher. Very slippery, loose, sudden player. It was a fun tape to watch.”

The New England Patriots head into next week with what they’ll do with the #4 overall pick being somewhat out of their hands.

This is an unofficial listing from various sources of players the New England Patriots have met with over the course of time leading up to the draft. 

With less than a week to go as the team gets ready to builds its 2025 Patriots Draft class, it sounds like things might be shifting ahead of them, which could open up their options with the #4 overall selection.

Having signed free agent tackle Morgan Moses this offseason, New England seemingly has a starter for 2025 who can anchor the right side of the offensive line, but questions still remain at left tackle. With the draft coming up in a couple of weeks, everyone is wondering whether or not they’ll address that need, or potentially grab an impact player out of the remaining “best available” players with the 4th overall selection.

Your Worst Nightmare, the New England Patriots 2025 Draft. Here are four potential scenarios for how the team may use its draft picks.

Sometimes the best moves are the ones you don’t make, and it certainly feels like that’s where the New England Patriots ended up based on how they handled things last spring.

Penn State standout Abdul Carter continued his tour with teams that he believes have a shot at drafting him, and he finally made his way to New England on Monday.

It’s no secret that the New England Patriots still face some significant challenges along their offensive line, and it sounds like we could see them attempt to address it in a big way in the coming weeks.

“So we’re building our own identity. We’re building our own team. We’re building our own program.” Mike Vrabel while addressing the team.

New head coach Mike Vrabel had a meeting with the entire group of players who were on hand at Gillette Stadium this week as the team begins its offseason workouts at the facility, with a video making the rounds as Vrabel addressed them.

The Patriots made a move ahead of players reporting to Gillette Stadium on Monday, and it appears moving Joe Milton was done in the hopes of avoiding any potential drama in their quarterback room.