Christopher Price
Sports Web Producer at The Boston Globe
Freelance Writer at Freelance
@BGlobeSports | 20th season on the Pats’ beat | Podcaster @BleavNetwork | “I been in the game since before you was born.” | Email: [email protected].
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1 week ago |
bostonglobe.com | Christopher Price
FOXBOROUGH — Will Campbell has been a Patriot for only a week, but he’s already got a fan in Drake Maye. Last Thursday, the Patriots quarterback saw the first-round pick on television shortly after he was selected fourth overall. After he was drafted, Campbell got emotional describing how, as the new left tackle, he was prepared to “fight and die to protect [Maye] with everything I’ve got.” “I listened to it live,” Maye said with a smile on Thursday afternoon.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Christopher Price
The first post-draft edition of the mailbag hits on undrafted free agents, draft boards, and the next steps in team-building. Let’s get to it. The Patriots drafted 11 players and added another (at least initially) 11 undrafted free agents. That’s a potential 22 players competing for 53 roster spots and 16 practice squad slots — or 32 percent of the total. While not all of these players will make the final cut, many are likely to do so.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Christopher Price
Minor, a defensive back out of Memphis, was the final pick in the 2025 NFL Draft, this year’s “Mr. Irrelevant.”It’s the third time the Patriots have made that selection. Moore, a linebacker out of Kentucky, was the first, in 1994. Tight end Andy Stokes was the second, going 255th in the 2005 NFL Draft. “First off, congratulations to him on just getting drafted. That’s the most important thing,” said Moore, who played eight years in the NFL, seven with the Patriots. “The next thing?
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Christopher Price
From Shedeur Sanders’s dramatic roller coaster to a possible revival at the running back to the slide of a Texas signal-caller, there were plenty of winners and losers from Day 3 of the 2025 NFL Draft. Let’s get to the list. Shedeur Sanders: We beat him up pretty badly over the first two days, so consider this a make-up call. We all know the baggage Sanders is carrying into the NFL, but to sit and wait for a two days with the whole world watching had to have been a challenge.
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2 weeks ago |
bostonglobe.com | Christopher Price
The Patriots have started the post-draft process of adding to their roster. Here’s a list of players who have agreed to sign either tryout or undrafted free agent deals: Offensive lineman Jack Conley: The 6-foot-7-inch, 325-pounder is a massive presence who started 12 games at right guard for Boston College last season. He finished his career tied for most games played (60) and consecutive games played (60) in program history.
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