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Patriots Bet Big on Homegrown Talent

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Patriots Bet Big on Homegrown Talent

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It's March 29, I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today Football News powered by AI. The New England Patriots made waves last week by cutting veteran quarterback Joshua Dobbs, leaving fans wondering how they'll protect Rookie Drake. May, if he goes down. They already brought back Tommy DeVito as their number three guy this offseason, but let's be real. Nobody's banking on him to carry the team through a stretch of games. ESPN's Mike Rice is breaking it down, saying the Pats aren't chasing free agent vets. Instead, they're eyeing the draft or an undrafted free agent, too. Build, Depth. Risk points to prospects like Clemson's Cade Clubnick and Illinois' Luke Altmeyer as solid fits they could groom under Joshua McDaniels and Ashton. Grants watch. With the draft on the horizon, this move signals New England's betting big on homegrown talent to steady the ship long-term.

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