Can this former USF defensive lineman play 3-4 DE?
For the next ten days, until the 2011 NFL Draft is upon us, we’ll be going over ten positions that the Patriots might look at. We’ll give you who the Patriots should choose early, late (snooze), or not at all (refuse).
Chime in with your choices in the comments section.
Where would Adrian Clayborn fit in the Patriots defense?
According to sources close to the Iowa football program, the New England Patriots recently held a private workout with defensive end Adrian Clayborn.
This Iowa defensive end is the only prospect to make multiple appearances in this edition of the NFL Draft Mockumentary.
While we have our own three round 2011 NFL Mock Draft for all the Patriots fans to look at, it’s always good to get a second (or sixth) opinion.
We compiled a short list of five of the most trusted mock drafts out there for you to check out. Read what they have to say about each of their first choices after the jump.
Adrian Clayborn is certainly a disruptive player - but would he fit in the Patriots system?
Getting set to watch the Insight Bowl, Military Bowl, Texas Bowl? Here is an NFL Draft prospect to watch from each team that the Patriots have shown some interest in by sending scouts to a game or practice.
Jake Locker had a good day against USC, but he wasn't the most impressive prospect of the week.
Adrian Clayborn is among the five prospects that the Patriots have scouted this year that we’re checking back in on at Patriots Insider.
Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck torched Wake Forest with his arm and his feet this week.
If you want to see where the New England Scouting department was sighted this weekend, and who they may have been taking a look at, check out our weekly scouting report segment on Patriots Insider.
Adrian Clayborn headlines a list of ten NCAA players for a Patriots fan to watch for the 2011 NFL Draft.
With all of the 2010 Draft Picks signed and in camp, it is officially time for NEPD to start focusing on the 2011 NFL Draft. We’re going to start things off by giving Patriots fans 10 NFL Draft Prospects to watch that would fit in the New England system and fill some immediate or future needs.
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