Mesidor: Patriots' Draft Target

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The New England Patriots face a ton of needs

heading into the 2026 NFL draft.

They could target pass rushers, linebackers,

tight ends, offensive linemen,

or skill players pretty much anywhere.

One name standing out is Miami Hurricanes,

defensive linemen at Keem Masidor,

a six foot three, 259 pound edge rusher was strong.

Production.

Masidor transferred from West Virginia to Miami

and racked up 35 and a half career

sex over six seasons.

In 2025, he played 15 games with 12 and a half sex,

17 and a half tackles for loss,

four four spumbles, and 63 total tackles.

He learned from top coaches like Jason Taylor

and Charlie Strong.

Fans and scouts love his versatility.

He wins with speed or power,

reads past protection well,

sets of counters based on offensive linemen stance,

and chases plays from the back side with elite effort.

His hands are strong,

and he fits multiple schemes from different alignments.

On the flip side, at age 25,

he's one of the oldest in his class

and might have hit his peak.

He's a bit undersized with shorter arms,

and he can get over aggressive against the run,

leaving him open to blocks.

Overall, Masidor earns a V grade

with a player comp to Kansas City Chiefs

in George Carlaptus.

The Patriots should hope he falls to them

as his tools could boost their past rush

without needing perfect size.

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