The New England Patriots are in role to select one of the top quarterbacks in the upcoming NFL Draft, however some have speculated that they ought to think about buying and selling lower back if things do no longer fall their way. It sounds like the possibilities of that happening are very slim.
In his weekly column on Monday, Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated wrote that the groups with the first three selections in the draft — the Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders and New England Patriots — have now not proven any “appetite” for buying and selling back.
The Bears are nearly truely going to take Caleb Williams with the pinnacle typical pick. Their selection to exchange Justin Fields over the weekend eliminated any doubt about their plans. Washington also wants a quarterback and is predicted to draft both Jayden Daniels or Drake Maye at No. 2.
If the Patriots are clearly set on the usage of their pick, that possibly ability they have self assurance in each Daniels and Maye. They should additionally draft celebrity vast receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., although they probably would have been greater aggressive in pursuing a pinnacle quarterback in free agency if they deliberate to go that route.
New England might be planning to draft both Daniels or Maye and have the rookie sit down for a season. The Patriots signed Jacoby Brissett in free agency, and there is a chance he will serve as a bridge quarterback for them in 2024.
The Patriots’ largest need is at quarterback, but they have to be assured the player they take at No. three has franchise cornerstone potential. Perhaps they view each Daniels and Maye as having excessive enough ceilings.
