Patriots Eye Jeremiah Wright for Offensive Line Depth

0:00It's April 9th, welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. The New England Patriots are shaking up their offensive line this off-season, trading veteran center Gare Bradbury to slide Jared Wilson back to his. Natural spotted center, and signing a Ligia Vera Tucker to a three-year deal at left guard. With Mike O'Waynew in the last year of his contract and Vera Tucker's injury passed, they're eyeing more depth, especially on day three of the draft. Auburn's Jeremiah Wright, a six-foot-five, 331-pound guard, fits the bill perfectly as a projected fourth to sixth-round pick. This 25-year-old started all 12 games at Wright Guard last season after switching from defense early in his college career, logging. 47 games with 25 starts, and solid power in the run game. Fans in Scouts see Wright's mean streak and play strength as assets, but his average athleticism and late start at guard raise questions, especially, as an older rookie with no pre-draft

1:02testing. Still, his reliability over the last two years at Auburn has him on the Patriots radar after a 30-visit meeting. Wright brings some versatility, having played over 300 snaps at left guard, too, and could develop behind starters like Vera Tucker, Wilson, and Onwaynew, or step up if they cut costs on Onwaynew's deal with no guarantees left. His frame suits a gap scheme, offering starter potential despite the age. If the past grab him late, Wright could be the next mic on Onwaynew type, bulking up their interior for years, while Ben Brown handles backup duties smart, insurance for a line on the move.