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Patriots Draft Needs

by Ryan Cooley
April 15, 2020
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Patriots Draft Needs

(Orchard Park, NY, 12/03/17) New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick studies game reports during the second quarter of an NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills at New Era Stadium in Orchard Park, New York on Sunday, December 03, 2017. Staff photo by Christopher Evans

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Patriots current draft picks:

Round 1, No. 23 overall

Round 3, No. 87 overall

Round 3, No. 98 overall

Round 3, No. 100 overall

Round 4, No. 125 overall

Round 5, No. 172 overall

Round 6, No. 195 overall

Round 6, No. 204 overall

Round 6, No. 212 overall

Round 6, No. 213 overall

Round 7, No. 230 overall

Round 7, No. 241 overall

Linebacker

Most mock drafts have the Patriots taking a LB with the 23rd overall pick. It is always difficult to know what Belichick will do, but a LB is a real option for their first pick. With Jamie Collins and Kyle Van Noy gone, Bill may want to fill this hole.

Wisconsin’s Zach Baun is my first choice for them at this position. I believe he would be a good fit in New England’s system, and he received an 89.7-grade from Pro Football Focus.

Wide Receiver

This a huge need for the Patriots. The WRs last season struggled immensely to separate. Luckily for New England, this draft class has plenty to pick from. I wouldn’t be surprised if they take a WR in the first round again this year.

The Patriots need a speedy WR that can make plays. Harry, Edelman, and Sanu are not burners. Adding a receiver that can take the top off a defense would be huge. Look for Jalen Reagor from TCU to be on their radar.

Tight End

Gronk’s absence last season was felt. Brady had no big security blanket to go to. I expect a TE’s name to be called at some point in the third-round for New England. Brycen Hopkins is my #1 TE, and I think he would be a good fit in New England.

Many have Washington’s Hunter Bryant as the TE1, but he is not much of a blocker, and I am not sure Belichick will want to take a TE that doesn’t get his hands dirty.

Quarterback

The Brady era in New England is officially over. Jarrett Stidham was taken in the fourth round of last year’s draft and looks to be the week one starter. Belichick seems to have a lot of confidence in him. However, this does not mean Bill won’t pull the trigger on a QB. If Herbert or Tua falls on night one, do not be surprised if they move up to snag them.

Reports have said that the Patriots are “in love” with Justin Herbert.

Kicker

Look for New England to take a kicker later in the draft. Stephen Gostkowski was cut this offseason, and Bill may want to draft one. I believe they could potentially take one as early as the fifth round.

My #1 kicker is Georgia’s, Rodrigo Blankenship. He was very efficient, kicking around 82% the past two seasons. He also has experience playing in big games. Blankenship went 3/3 on field goals, including a 51 yarder in overtime during the National Championship in 2017.

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Tags: Bill BelichickJamie CollinsJulian EdelmanJustin HerbertKyle Van NoyNew England PatriotsRobert KraftTom BradyTua Tagovailoa
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Ryan is currently a communications major at the College of Southern Maryland. He is one of the biggest football fans you will ever meet. His favorite teams are the New England Patriots and Washington Redskins. Outside of the Patriots, he is just a fan of D.C. teams (Wizards, Caps, Nats).

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