
Patriots Eyeing QB Sawyer Robertson
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The New England Patriots are bolstering their quarterback room this offseason, signing Tommy DeVito and cutting Joshua Dobbs, leaving the depth chart with just two players. The team held a virtual meeting with Baylor quarterback Sawyer Robertson, a potential late-round gem in the upcoming draft. Robertsons impressive junior year stats and raw talent make him an attractive option for a patient developer like New England, who could stash him behind their current quarterbacks and potentially trade him for picks in the future.
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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Patriots Eyeing QB Sawyer Robertson. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 30th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The New England Patriots are shaking up their quarterback room this off season. They see Drake May as their guy long-term, but they reassign Tommy DeVito to a two-year deal worth $4.4 million and then cut. Joshua Dobbs loose. Now the Dept chart sits pretty thin with just those two. Earlier this week, reports surfaced that the Pats held a virtual meeting with Baylor quarterback, Sawyer Robertson, ahead of the upcoming 2000, 26 NFL draft. At 6 foot 4 into a 16 pounds, he's got the frame team's love for the position. Fans and analysts are buzzing because the draft class isn't stacked with elite quarterbacks, but guys like Robertson could fit his late round gyms. His junior year numbers popped 304 completions out of 504 attempts for 3681 yards. 31 touchdowns, just 12 picks, plus three rushing scores. He earned second team all big 12 honors too.
Robertson still needs polish as a Raw talent, making him perfect for a patient developer like New England. They could stash him behind May and DeVito, build him up, and maybe flip him for picks down the road, stalking the most critical spot on the roster, stays smart business, so keep eyes on whether Robertson lands in Foxboro, come draft day.
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