A 2024 NFL Draft pick by the New England Patriots is already dictating one position switch he will not entertain. The Patriots selected two quarterbacks on a roster that team executive Eliot Wolf said had many holes that needed to be addressed this offseason.
The Patriots got the QB they wanted, and got him a bunch of weapons as well Now that the dust has settled, and we know what the New England Patriots’ entire draft class look like, it’s time for some grades.
It took three days, seven rounds, and eight selections, but the 2024 New England Patriots NFL Draft class is now known. The team wanted to “weaponize” their offense and Eliot Wolf used seven of their eight picks to help do so.
The New England Patriots finished Day 2 of the 2024 NFL Draft by bolstering their offensive line in the form of Penn State’s Caeden Wallace. Eliot Wolf went back to the trenches to begin Day 3 on Saturday.
The New England Patriots filled their offensive tackle need in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft, selecting Caedan Wallace – and Eliot Wolf has a hopeful plan for him.
Transcripts courtesy of Patriots Media Relations: ELIOT WOLF Q: What was your thought process with this last pick of Caedan Wallace, taking him as a primarily right guard, considering that you had Michael Onwenu on the roster?
New England added a wide receiver and an offensive tackle Friday. After selecting quarterback Drake Maye with their first-round selection, New England Patriots’ director of scouting had one main goal for the rest of the draft: support the rookie quarterback.
The New England Patriots had three big needs heading into the 2024 NFL Draft, and by the end of Day 2, they had already addressed all of them. After taking
The New England Patriots were in need of a left tackle, so when they drafted Caedan Wallace, who has played on the right side for his entire career, it raised a few questions. But soon after the pick, Eliot Wolf spoke with the media and explained his decision.
Transcript courtesy of Patriots.com Q: How are you feeling? DM: It’s one of the best nights of my life. I can’t wait to get up there, get started and get to work.
Courtesy Patriots Media Relations: ELIOT WOLF: Really started to feel comfortable with Drake. Most of the game film was really good, but we started to feel comfortable with him as we spent more time with him and visited with him at North Carolina.
As the start of the 2024 NFL Draft approaches on Thursday, it appears Chicago and Washington have settled on the quarterbacks they will select at No. 1 and No.
With Caleb Williams ticketed for Chicago and Jayden Daniels moving into clear pole position with Washington, where Drake Maye will end up, it has become perhaps this draft’s top talking point.
Much has been made about the New England Patriots possibly trading the third pick of the 2024 NFL Draft instead of using that asset to select a quarterback. So far that hasn't happened, and we now have a bit of insight into why.
The Patriots have made it known that they are willing to trade the third overall pick in the NFL Draft, but barring an unexpected development, it does not sound like that is going to happen.
The New England Patriots are in a very unique spot ahead of the 2024 NFL Draft. Holding the No. 3 overall pick, Eliot Wolf has made it clear that the Patriots are open for business.
This year, the Pats enter the draft with an unusual setup. Eliot Wolf is in place as the de facto GM, but the team is planning to conduct interviews after the draft.
The Patriots have made it clear that they are willing to trade the third overall pick, but it is fair to wonder how Kraft would feel about signing off on the move.
The New England Patriots appear to be considering a big move before the NFL Draft, and it may signal a change in how things are run in the organization.
The New England Patriots have many key needs before the 2024 season begins, and one of those is a crucial position on the offensive line. After losing Trent Brown to the Cincinnati Bengals, the Patriots are in need of a starting left tackle.
Patriots de facto general manager Eliot Wolf served as assistant general manager with the Browns when they made quarterback Baker Mayfield the first pick of the 2018 NFL Draft.
One week before the 2024 NFL Draft gets underway, New England Patriots executive Eliot Wolf met with the media to discuss the team’s plans. Although Wolf’s title remains the Director of Scouting.
The New England Patriots own the No. 3 overall pick in the NFL Draft next week, and the general consensus is that they will be taking a quarterback. However, unlike the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders, who own picks Nos.
New England Patriots de facto general manager Eliot Wolf spoke with reporters on Thursday morning and indicated everything is on the table regarding the club holding the third pick of the 2024 NFL Draft.
Could a shake-up be coming to the NFL Draft order?
The Patriots have a chance to land a potential franchise quarterback with the third overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft, but they may feel that they could get that player by trading back, too.
One NFL analyst is reporting that a New England Patriots executive has his sights set on one particular quarterback in the upcoming draft.
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