Could Margus Hunt be a day-two option for the suddenly pick-rich Patriots?
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
The Patriots traded out of the first round of the 2013 NFL Draft, picking up a monster haul of picks from the Vikings.
What are they going to do with all those picks?
The Patriots need to draft at least one wide receiver given their current personnel, and Oregon State’s Markus Wheaton is a potential Day 2 steal. (USA Today Sports Images)
NEPD Staff Writer: Dan Hope
The New England Patriots’ best chance to improve their roster is less than three weeks away, when the 2013 NFL Draft begins.
With only five total picks in this year’s draft and only three within the first six rounds, it is important for the Patriots to maximize their selections for both value and need, especially with their picks in Round 1-3.
Datone Jones has been dominating the competition in Mobile
NEPD Editor: Mike Loyko
I continued with my Google+ hangouts with some of the biggest name players down here in Mobile. Today’s crop of players all possessed great character, were well spoken and have perfomed very well so far this week. Among the names to stop by our set up today were Oregon’s Kyle Long, Arkansas’s Tyler Wilson, UCLA’s Johnathan Franklin and Datone Jones as well as Missouri Southern stud NT Brandon Williams. Check out what these prospects had to say about the Senior Bowl and their future NFL endevours.
Barkevious Mingo is ready to do some work in the NFL.
2013 NFL Mock Draft: Updated January 14th, 2013
With the number of underclassmen declaring for the 2013 NFL Draft growing each day, how big of an impact do they have on this 2013 NFL Mock Draft?
Pretty darn big.
This could be the Patriots first pick in the 2013 NFL Draft.
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
The Patriots don’t have a playoff game this weekend, due to their win over the Miami Dolphins and the Texans late season collapse.
Here is a Patriots 2013 NFL Mock draft for your perusal during the wildcard playoff weekend.
The Patriots wait until the third round, but find an impact wide receiver. (USA Today Sports Images)
NEPD Editor: James Christensen
2013 NFL Mock Draft: Updated January 3rd, 2013
1. Kansas City Chiefs
Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia (SCOUTING REPORT)
There isn’t an Andrew Luck or Robert Griffin III in this draft class, just like most years. That isn’t to say that this class of quarterbacks doesn’t have talent – they’ll just need a little more development.
Smith has phenomenal touch down the field and is comfortable with pressure in his face, two things that the Chiefs have lacked with Matt Cassel under center. Kansas City could also take the best player available here and target a second tier quarterback (Matt Barkley, Ryan Nassib, Mike Glennon, Zac Dysert) with their second round pick.
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