Patriots Meet with OL Prospect Jeremiah Wright

0:00It's March 25th. This is NFL News today, AI-powered stories from around the league. I'm Cory with the story. The 2026 NFL Draft is just weeks away, and the New England Patriots are hard at work getting ready. Even after picking up some talent and free agency, they still need more depth on the offensive line behind their main starters. One prospect catching their eye is Jeremiah Wright from Auburn. He recently sat down with Elia Wolfe, the team's executive vice president of Player Personnel, and other front-offers folks to talk shop. Wright switched from defensive tackle to offensive line during college and locked down Wright Guard, starting all 12 games their last season. Scouts like his flexibility to play multiple spots, and many see him going late in the second day of the draft, around the third round. Patriots fans and analysts are buzzing about this meeting as his signals real interest in building line depth for the long haul. With the offensive line atop priority, Wright fits right into their plans for young talent. Keep an eye on how the board falls come draft time, because moves like this could shore up New England's future up front.