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Patriots Sign 4 Undrafted WRs, Hunting Gems

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The New England Patriots, after skipping all wide receivers in the 2026 NFL Draft, swiftly signed four undrafted wideouts within 24 hours. Kyle Dixon from Cluver-Stockton, known for his scoring touch, received a $250,000 signing bonus. Nick DeGennaro from James Madison, a fast runner, and Jimmy Kibble from Georgetown, a yard-gainer, along with Cameron Dorner from North Texas, an all-conference player, were also signed. This move showcases the Patriots strategy of finding hidden gems post-draft, adding depth without high picks.

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Patriots Sign 4 Undrafted WRs, Hunting Gems

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Patriots Sign 4 Undrafted WRs, Hunting Gems. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 26, the New England Patriots skipped every wide receiver in the 2026 NFL draft, but they're moving fast to fix that. In less than 24 hours after a wrapped, they locked in deals with four undrafted wideouts, showing they're not wasting time building there. Receiving core. Leading the pack as Kyle Dixon from Clover Stockton, an NAIA standout who dropped 24 touchdowns over two seasons. The Patriots gave him a hefty $250,000 signing bonus, betting big on his scoring touch. Meanwhile, Nick DeGanero, out of James Madison, brings serious speed, a six foot 190 pounder who blazed a 4.39 in the well, 40 yard dash. He switched teams a few times in college but could be a deep threat right away. Then there's Jimmy Kibble from Georgetown in the FCS Patriot League, who topped 1,000 yards in his last season, and Cameron Dorner from North. Texas, who snagged all conference nods playing group of 5 ball. It's a wild mix from small schools to mid majors.

This quick spree highlights how the paths are hunting hidden Jim's post draft, stacking depth without spending high picks. Keep an eye on training camp to see who sticks. NFL News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day, on Corey with the story.

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