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4 Patriots rumors we are hearing before the NFL Draft

1 day ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Todd Kirkland/Getty Images The 2025 NFL Draft is just days away which brings a last minute flurry of news and potential moves, especially for the New England Patriots at pick No. 4. While information at this point in the draft could be a smokescreen or misinformation — as Bill Belichick explained last year that leaks do not come from teams until roughly 12 hours before the start of round one — there is plenty to note without already writing in any selections in sharpie.
Sunday Patriots Notes: Exploring the team’s 30 visits ahead of the NFL Draft

4 days ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images The NFL Draft is just days away, which means teams are putting the finishing touches on their draft boards and starting to make potential trade calls around the league. Naturally, our focus this week has been on the draft first and foremost. To clean out the notebook from that and other stories that have emerged, please enjoy the latest edition of our Sunday Patriots Notes.
#PostPulpit Mailbag: Breaking down more reader-submitted mock drafts

6 days ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Robin Alam/ISI Photos/Getty Images The 2025 NFL Draft is officially less than one week away (finally). So, instead of the usual questions submitted and answered in our #PostPulpit mailbag, we will be going through another batch of your own mock drafts — where we will comment on a vast majority of prospects, trades, and all sorts of scenarios. With that, let’s get into some New England Patriots mocks. Well done, Cheky.
James White set to announce Patriots’ Day 2 selections in NFL draft

6 days ago | patspulpit.com | Oliver Thomas

Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images A three-time Super Bowl champion will be back in Wisconsin to lend a hand during the 2025 NFL draft. Former New England Patriots running back James White is set to announce the organization’s Day 2 selections in Green Bay next Friday, April 25, the league announced. White, 33, appeared in 105 games, including playoffs, during his Patriots tenure.
Patriots draft profile: Trevor Etienne has the traits to be a productive running back

6 days ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Steve Limentani/ISI Photos/Getty Images The New England Patriots adding another running back through the draft would be “potentially something that we would like to do,” head coach Mike Vrabel said at the NFL meetings last month. Vrabel’s team does have Rhamondre Stevenson and Antonio Gibson atop the depth chart at the moment, but there are several suitable candidates to fill the “good, young runner” role the first-year coach mentioned.
Patriots draft profile: Kyle Williams is a big-play threat with the ball in his hands

1 week ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Soobum Im/Getty Images Entering the NFL Draft, the New England Patriots have plenty of room for improvement at the wide receiver position. While the addition of Stefon Diggs may not force the Patriots hand at the position atop the draft, the group lacks young, high-upside talent to develop alongside second-year quarterback Drake Maye. In order to find that talent, they could turn to day two of the draft.
Free agency performance leaving Patriots fans optimistic about future

1 week ago | patspulpit.com | Matt St. Jean

Earlier this week, we asked fans how to graded New England’s 2025 free agency period with the significant moves already made. This included the additions of players like Milton Williams, Stefon Diggs, Morgan Moses, and Harold Landry, and the departures of captains Ja’Whaun Bentley and David Andrews. Sixty-two percent of respondents gave the Patriots a “B” grade, indicating Patriots fans are pleased with the team’s approach but not fully satisfied.
Patriots draft profile: ‘Dynamic’ Abdul Carter has the makings of an elite pass rusher

1 week ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images The New England Patriots used free agency to bolster their defense, adding potential starters and playmakers at all three levels. But after finishing the 2024 season last in the league in sacks, New England still appears to be missing a dominant pass rusher off the edge. In order to fill the need, the team could dip into a deep and talented group of draft prospects along the edge.
Patriots draft profile: Willie Lampkin is a unique O-line prospect

1 week ago | patspulpit.com | Bernd Buchmasser

Photo by Grant Halverson/Getty Images Even with some moves being made in free agency, the offensive line remains the biggest uncertainty on the New England Patriots’ roster. The most prominent problem is at left tackle, but the potential issues extend beyond that one gaping hole in the starting lineup: the Patriots also could benefit from increased competition elsewhere up front.
5 things we learned from the Mike Vrabel pre-draft press conference

1 week ago | patspulpit.com | Brian Hines

Eric Canha-Imagn Images Nine days away from the start of the NFL Draft, New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel addressed the media at Gillette Stadium. Here are the top takeaways from the annual pre-draft press conference. Need vs. Best player available Throughout the offseason, both Vrabel and Executive Vice President of Player Personnel Eliot Wolf have highlighted the desire to draft the best player available on the board.