NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
Today I got a chance to check out some players I hadn’t seen much of yet, the North defense.
I tried to pay special attention to some of the linebackers, because with a lot of the drills the Minnesota coaches are running, it’s sometimes tough to get a grasp of these players. (more…)
NEPD Staff Writer Mike Loyko
Here are my practice notes on the north defense, they may jump around a little bit but they are as I have them written down.
NEPD Staff Writer: Mike Loyko
Coming off a thrilling AFC Championship victory, it’s tough to focus on anything other than the Super Bowl right now. However, the Senior Bowl starts this week, showcasing the finest Senior college football players in the country.
In this article we take a look at which players might be of specific interest to the New England Patriots in April’s NFL Draft and why.
Audie Cole showed some strengths that NFL teams will love and one big weakness.
Here are how the 2012 NFL Draft prospects performed in the Belk Bowl.
Audie Cole headlines the 2012 NFL Draft prospects in the Belk Bowl. (Photo: ICON SMI)
Instead of wondering about what a “Belk” is, here are the top 2012 NFL Draft prospects to evaluate while watching the Belk Bowl – featuring North Carolina State and Louisville.
Linebacker Audie Cole was a big part of the Wolfpack's big win. (Photo: ICON SMI)
NEPD Staff Writer: Doug Kyed
A stunning upset by NC State over Clemson was only half the story last Saturday. Here is what we saw out of the multitude of 2012 NFL Draft Propsects.
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Projecting New England’s Opening-Day Wide Receiver Depth Chart
Patriots Off-Season: Monitoring the Progress of Brandon Spikes
Patriots sign coveted UDFA Mark Harrison
The Five Most Intriguing Veteran Players in 2013
Report: Rob Gronkowski May Need Back Surgery
Major 2012 Contributors on the Roster Bubble in 2013
Shane Vereen and Stevan Ridley: The Symbiotic Patriots Backfield
Patriots Sign Veteran Guard Tyronne Green
Bill Belichick’s Affinity for Greg Schiano, Rutgers Should Be Questioned
