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Seventh round, 252nd overall: RB Alex Barnes, Kansas State He allowed just seven catches on 21 targets for 72 yards with one touchdown and four interceptions as a senior. Yeah, he checks all of the potential-Patriot boxes here.

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Aced his pro day with a 4.48-second 40-yard dash, 6.76-second three-cone and 3.89-second short shuttle at 6-foot-1, 210 pounds. Seventh round, 246th overall: S Jake Gervase, Iowa The seventh-round is the perfect place to take a high-upside player with off-field issues. He was suspended with two games remaining in the 2018 season and subsequently declared for the draft. Like Pipkins, Roemer is also a big, athletic project at offensive tackle. Seventh round, 243rd overall: OT Tyler Roemer, San Diego State We don’t know why he’s considered a seventh-round prospect. Seventh round, 239th overall: DT PJ Johnson, Arizona Pipkins has prototypical athleticism for a Patriots offensive tackle. Sixth round, 205th overall: OT Trey Pipkins, Sioux Falls He only dropped three passes in 2018 and caught 11 deep passes for 296 yards with three touchdowns. At 6-foot-3, 220 pounds, he ran a 4.42-second 40-yard dash with a 6.77-second three-cone and 4.07-second short shuttle. Keep in mind they did so in 2008, 2011, 20.įourth round, 134th overall: WR Miles Boykin, Notre Dameīoykin is the best athletic fit in the draft for the Patriots. It would be surprising if the Patriots didn’t take a quarterback in the first three rounds. Grier might not be a perfect fit for the Patriots, but we couldn’t pass on taking him at the end of the third round. Third round, 101st overall: QB Will Grier, West Virginia

He could afford to bulk up, but he should have the frame to do so. We love Nelson’s potential at 6-foot-7, 271 pounds. Third round, 97th overall: DE Anthony Nelson, Iowa He unsurprisingly moves well and also has the right size for a Patriots linebacker. He’s a former safety, but he excelled in run defense and as a pass-rusher last season. StateĪt 6-foot-2, 240 pounds, Pratt is a very interesting prospect. Third round, 73rd overall: LB Germaine Pratt, N.C.

The Patriots need pass-catchers of all shapes and sizes. While Smith is only 6-foot-2, 242 pounds, Sternberger is bigger at 6-foot-4, 250 pounds. Sternberger was sitting there at the end of the second round, and we couldn’t help but double up on tight ends with back-to-back picks. Second round, 64th overall: TE Jace Sternberger, Texas A&M The Patriots pretty desperately need tight end help. He’s a great receiver but only a good athlete and average blocker. Smith dropped in CBS’s rankings over the last week. Second round, 56th overall: TE Irv Smith Jr., Alabama Will the Patriots actually do this? It would be unprecedented, but on the surface, he seems like a good fit for the offense with the size and versatility to line up outside or in the slot. Those aren’t amazing numbers, but they should be good enough for the Patriots. Of Brown’s 84 catches and 115 targets last season, 59 and 76, respectively, came out of the slot, where Brown had a 77.6 percent catch rate.īrown ran a 4.49-second 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine and a 6.89-second three-cone at his pro day. KozKUrjmG5įirst round, 32nd overall: WR A.J. This is around the time of year when I somewhat convince myself THIS is the year Belichick finally takes a first-round WR. Patriots Mock Draft 4.0: Will Bill Belichick Take First-Round Wide Receiver?.