The Patriots are doing their homework on this former Tarheel defensive lineman.
The defensive line and linebacker corps seems to be getting the lion’s share of attention this 2011 NFL Draft season, both from fans and the Patriots’ scouting staff. Three more defenders were either worked out or scheduled an official visit with New England.
Can the pick received by the trade of Richard Seymour lead to the drafting of his eventual replacement?
According to Jason La Confora of the NFL Network, the New England Patriots recently held a private workout with Temple defensive end Muhammad Wilkerson.
Kenrick Ellis could play just about any position on the defensive line for New England.
After holding official visits or private workouts with multiple defensive linemen already, the New England Patriots continued to follow the theme and held a private workout with Hamton defensive lineman Kenrick Ellis.
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.
Could this USF prospect be a defensive end target for Coach Belichick?
According to Mike Reiss of ESPN.com, the Patriots will be conducting a private workout with South Florida prospects Terrell McClain (DL) and Mistral Raymond (CB). Coach Belichick was in town to watch USF’s Pro Day this week as well.
BC's Anthony Castonzo was under the watchful eye of Patriots scouts and front-office personnel at his Pro Day today.
There are no evidently off days in March for the scouting department in New England. We’ve got more information on pro days, private workouts, and official visits to share.
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