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3 reasons why Patriots drafted Craig Woodson in Round 4
That’s exactly what the team did to start Round 4. With pick 106, the Patriots drafted safety Craig Woodson out of California. A fifth-year senior, Woodson made 70 tackles, 2.5 for loss, with nine pass breakups and interceptions last season. He played in the slot as well as both safety spots in college.
In the first three rounds, the Patriots went heavy on the offense, selecting LSU offensive tackle Will Campbell fourth ...
After going all offense in the first three rounds, the Patriots opened Day 3 of the NFL Draft with their first defensive ...
The Patriots had some internal debate on who to select at No. 38, but they wound up drafting TreVeyon Henderson.
“Pretty excited about the players that we were able to add to the team starting [Thursday] night and continuing on [Friday],” ...
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Perry's draft grade: Kyle Williams adds speed to Patriots WR roomPhil Perry breaks down the Patriots taking Washington State wide receiver Kyle Williams in the third round and grades the ...
The Patriots used another third-pick on Friday to select an athletic offensive lineman in Jared Wilson out of Georgia.
Grading the New England Patriots third-round pick of Washington State wide receiver Kyle Williams at the 2025 NFL draft.
FOXBOROUGH — Early in the second round, a front office with some new faces had its first disagreement. There are a handful of ...
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