The Patriots are in desperate need of a young left tackle to protect quarterback Drake Maye’s blindside. They get their tackle of the future with Wyatt Milum, a bruiser along the offensive front with the ability to contribute right out of the gates.

The Patriots are hoping to dramatically improve their offensive and defensive lines under coach Mike Vrabel. Can they do it in the draft?

The New England Patriots were projected to trade down, send the No. 4 pick to the Raiders, and select Georgia LB Jalon Walker.

After a disastrous 2024 season for the New England Patriots under former head coach Jerod Mayo, there’s a new sheriff in town, and his name is Mike Vrabel. And actually, he isn’t much of a new sheriff in town.

Easterling has New England drafting Jayden Higgins from Iowa State with one of its two third-round picks. At 6-foot-4 and 215 pounds, Higgins has a large frame and is capable of going up and getting any ball thrown in his direction.

Ward dazzled during his lone season at Miami, throwing for the most touchdown passes (39) and second-most passing yards (4,313) in the FBS. Though he must clean up his footwork and decision-making, Ward has a high ceiling. He brings a powerful arm, can be an innovator on the field and has a steely demeanor in big moments.

The Patriots see an opportunity to climb back up the draft board late in the first round to get their franchise left tackle, Ohio State’s Josh Simmons. It is unlikely Simmons will slide too far down the draft board, even after a season-ending knee injury.

The New England Patriots added a top college defensive player to strengthen their secondary in the latest mock draft.

The Patriots continue to be favorites for a starting left tackle in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, but Dante Scarnecchia disagrees with that decision.