Zack Martin gives the Patriots options along their offensive line. Can the Patriots still add some offensive weapons?
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
As the sun sets on the 2014 Senior Bowl — make sure you check out all of Mike Loyko’s notes on Day 1, Day 2 and Day 3 — it is time for another New England Patriots Mock Draft.
Here is one version of what Bill Belichick and company might do this May in the 2014 NFL Draft.
Iowa’s C.J. Fiedorowicz should garner plenty of interest leading up to May’s NFL draft. (USA Today Sports Images)
NEPD Editor: Oliver Thomas
The NFL regular season is in its final week, which means that many front offices are setting their sights towards May’s NFL draft. Yet like all organizations in playoff contention, the offseason evaluations of the 11-4 New England Patriots remain on the back burner.
But with many college prospects suiting up for perhaps the final time this bowl season, an unrelenting reminder is in place – the NFL’s future is only months away. And one position that figures to draw its share of intrigue in the near future is tight end.
For Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, director of player personnel Nick Caserio and football research director Ernie Adams, it’s a position that will be monitored closely from here on out.
is Dustin Keller all the Jets have at the tight end position?
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
Come back every Monday, Wednesday and Friday as I choose my five favorite New England Patriots and NFL Draft links to share. Feel free to submit your own links in the comments.
Edge of Development: Patriots Defensive End Michael Buchanan
2014 Edge Rushers: A Look at Michael Sam’s Game
2014 NFL Draft Close-Up: Oregon State Defensive End Scott Crichton
Making Sense of Patrick Chung’s Surprise Return to the Patriots
2014 NFL Draft Close-Up: Notre Dame Tight End Troy Niklas
2014 NFL Draft: Patriots Mock Draft Version 3.0
Vince Wilfork, Patriots Bend But Don’t Break Future Plans
2014 NFL Draft Close-Up: Florida Defensive Lineman Dominique Easley
2014 NFL Draft Close-Up: Northern Illinois Safety Jimmie Ward
