Patriots' Day 3 Draft: Quarterback, RB, WR, TE, OL Needs

0:00It's April 25th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. Patriots snagged three solid picks through the first three rounds of the NFL draft. Offensive tackle, Caleb Lomu, outside linebacker, Gabe Joccas, and tight end Eli Raredon. They traded away three more selections to make it happen, so heading into day three, they've got just five picks left to build this roster. After this week, the team made it clear they're hunting for quarterback Def, behind Drake May and Tommy DeVito, eyeing guys like Baron Morton. From Texas Tech and Jaylon Daniels, from Kansas, both of whom visited the facility. At running back with a thin class so far, they might grab competition for Ramon Dre Stevenson from names like Jonah Coleman, or Emmett Johnson, meanwhile, no wide receivers yet, even after signing Romeo Dubs, so speechters like Bryce Lance could pair nicely with May. Tight ends look set with Raredon, and Julian Hill.

1:00But Mike Raible joked about stacking nine, so Justin Jolie might sneak in. Offensive line needs more bodies too, especially tackles like Demetrius Crownover. On defense, they've got depth but lost some bulk, so nose tackled Darryl Jackson Jr., or penetrator Caleb Proctor could fit. Some backers have talent left, with Kyle Lewis topping boards, and they might add corners like Jermon McCoy, or safety, such as Zeki Wheatley to round. Things out. Day three is wide open for the paths to double-dive trenches and inject speed. Keep an eye on how Elliott Wolf maneuvers those final picks to gel this squad.