Michael Trigg: Patriots' Draft Target?

On March 22nd, the new England Patriots hold plenty of draft capital for the 2026 NFL draft, giving them flexibility to target pass.

Rushers, linebackers, tight-ends, offensive linemen, or skill players pretty much anywhere they need help.

One prospect-making noise is Baylor-Titan Michael Trigg, a six-foot-four, 240-pound athlete with huge ten-and-a-half-inch hands, and long 34-and-a-quarter-inch arms.

In 11 games last season, he hauled in 50 catches for 694 yards and six touchdowns showing off his size-speed mismatch against linebackers and smooth body control for tough grabs.

He shines as a natural runner after the catch with sky-high potential, but Scouts note lazy routes, occasional drops, and questions about his.

Commitment after transferring schools three times in five years.

Rated 84 out of 100 and compared to TJ Hawkinson, Trigg could thrive in New England's culture of buy-in helping the Patriots build.

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