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Patriots Eye Chris Johnson for Draft

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The New England Patriots may draft Chris Johnson, a versatile cornerback from San Diego State, in the upcoming NFL Draft. This move would add depth to their secondary and provide budget-friendly talent, despite having solid corners already. Johnsons impressive stats and ability to play multiple positions make him an attractive option for the Patriots, who are strategically planning for the future of their defense.

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Patriots Eye Chris Johnson for Draft

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Patriots Eye Chris Johnson for Draft. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 23rd, the New England Patriots might snag Cornerback Chris Johnson from San Diego State with the 31st overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. NFL analyst Daniel Jeremiah dropped this mock pick, saying it's best player available for a team that can build depth smartly. Patriots fans see this as a curveball since they've got solid corners like Christian Gonzalez, locked in until after the 2027 season, and Carlton Davis III already on the books. Still, Jeremiah points out the need for younger, budget-friendly talent down the line. This move would beef up the secondary with Johnson's versatility. He can play multiple spots, even safety if needed. It keeps costs down while planning ahead for contract hits. Last season at San Diego State, Johnson balled out with 48 tackles, eight passes defended, four picks, a sack, and a force fumble over his. Four-year career as a lockdown defender. As the 2026 draft heats up April 23rd through 25th in Pittsburgh, keep eyes on New England.

1:03They're playing the long game on defense. You've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.

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