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Cam Jurgens drafted by the Patriots in 2022 re-draft over Cole Strange.
Graham Wilker|
Drake Maye was not listed as a Top 25 NFL player under age 25, but if the Patriots can start winning, he'll get there.
Ryan McLaughlin|
The odds don't favor Bourne in the scramble for 2025 wide receiver spots for the Patriots. His age, injury history, and the cap savings that can be realized if he's released will mitigate against his not being around when the bell rings in September.
Michael DeVito|
The Patriots might not land where fans hope they will in the 2026 NFL Draft, but the latest early mock has them landing a certified weapon for Drake Maye.
Sara Marshall|
Drake Maye's skills, mental ability, determination, and leadership will make all the difference in 2025. Maye has all in abundance. He has everything he needs to be a star or maybe even a superstar in the NFL if he has the requisite supporting cast.
Michael DeVito|
Terrell Williams has a great track record as a defensive football coach, so it appears a bit odd that he ranks so low among NFL defensive coordinators heading into this season.
Ryan McLaughlin|
Absent adding a veteran guard by trade or in the last stages of free agency, Vrabel will enter summer camp with a huge remaining question at left guard. His offensive line can't afford any weak links if it's going to protect young quarterback Drake Maye.
Michael DeVito|
A 2025 New England Patriots signing may be on the outside looking in after training camp is done with.
Ryan Heckman|
If the Patriots want to make a blockbuster move ahead of the 2025 season, they might have their chance for TJ Watt, as trade rumors grow.
Sara Marshall|
The Patriots signed a ton of talent during the 2021 free agency period, only to not allow TE Jonnu Smith to live up to his potential during his tenure.
Sara Marshall|
Brady was the best of the best, and if he had the best players playing with him on offense every season, his achievements would have been insurmountable. Brady is certainly the best draft value ever. Just look at the stats.
Michael DeVito|
PFF sees good things in the Patriots' linebacker corps, a unit that didn't distinguish itself in 2024. Yet new additions Spillane and Gibbens, along with the emerging Elliss, will take the unit's performance to a new level in 2025.
Michael DeVito|
Rhamondre Stevenson is due for a bounce-back season, and fantasy owners should take notice.
Ryan McLaughlin|
While he's a talented player, Michael Mayer is off the table for the Patriots.
Graham Wilker|
The Patriots' shocking decision to release Ja'Whaun Bentley after seven seasons still looks questionable, as the linebacker remains a free agent.
Sara Marshall|
The rise of Patriots' UDFA running back Lan Larison has been exciting to watch, but his spot on the 2025 roster might already be in doubt.
Sara Marshall|
Alex Austin's impressive offseason could mean a sizable role in Terrell Williams' defense.
Graham Wilker|
Eliot Wolf could solidify the Patriots' wide receiver room by swinging a trade for Terry McLaurin.
Ryan McLaughlin|
Will Campbell will be Drake Maye's best friend in 2025. He had none last season. Campbell's presence and talent will help Maye lead the Patriots into the 2025 playoffs. And you're not doing that without a top left tackle like Will Campbell.
Michael DeVito|
The Patriots will have a lot of roster decisions to make throughout training camp, and it already looks like Ja'Lynn Polk could be an easy cut.
Sara Marshall|
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