Patriots Mock Draft: Beef Up Defense, Add Offensive Talent

0:00It's March 9th for the NFL. Let's get into it. Follow and subscribe for more team news every day. The legal tampering period for NFL free agency kicks off today, and a popular Patriots mock draft 2.0 lays out an exciting wish list. It starts with key free agent targets like wide receiver Alec Pierce, left guards David Edwards or Isaac Sumalo, edge defenders such as Boyet Mafi or Rashan Gary and linebackers including Devon Lloyd. These moves would beef up the roster before draft day, setting the stays for a stronger line-up. In round 1, pick 31, the Patriots grabbed safety, a manual McNeill Warren from Toledo to boost their secondary with speed and explosiveness, pairing him nicely with guys like Craig Wittzen. Then in round 2, pick 63, they add edge defender Malachai Lawrence from UCF, a 6 foot 4 athlete with a 4.5-240 yard. Meanwhile, the team trades up in round 3, giving up their 95th pick, a 6-rounder and a

1:0420-27th to snag wide. Receiver Antonio Williams from Clemson at 82. He's a physical slot option to develop behind Demario Douglas. Round 4 brings linebacker Bryce Boacher from Oregon, attacking machine with special teams chops who switch from baseball. Later pick spill gaps with cornerback Thaddeus Dixon in round 5 for depth. The defensive tackle Albert Regis and Punner Jack Stonehouse in round 6, and blocking tight end Wilkick Mark in round 7. This haul focuses on defense while adding young offensive talent. Fans are buzzing in comments about whether these choices hit the mark, especially the trade and safety emphasis. As the real draft nears in April, this story is made possible by our sponsor. See the episode description. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.