Pats Pulpit's Top NFL Draft Sleepers

0:00It's April 22nd. You're listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage. I'm Cory with the story. With the 2026 NFL draft closing in, the Pat's Pulpit crew dropped their favorite prospects, the ones they call our guys, who could fit, perfect for the Patriots. We're talking safety, blood clark out of TCU, Titan Oscar Del from Georgia, Titan Eli Raritan from Notre Dame, edge defender Jason Varm from Michigan, offensive lineman Jennings Dunker from Iowa, and safety a manual McNeil Warren from Toledo. These picks lean toward under the radar talents with upside. Quark stands out with his big play-knack, snagging 16 career takeaways in two pick-sixes, even if Boards rank him around 81st overall. Delpen Raritan bring that tight-in versatility. Delbs a tough blocker held back by Georgia Scheme while the 22-year-old Raritan crushed. Deep balls last season. Fans and staff see these dudes elevating quick in New England.

1:01Barm bulked up his game, moving from linebacker to edge with four sacks and 10 tackles for loss in 2025, plus coverage chops from 47 starts. Dunker plays with fire, dominating at the senior bowl, and eyeing a tackle to guard switch. McNeil Warren, at six foot four, attacks downhill, forced nine fumbles, and stayed loyal to Toledo over big transfers, prime-box safety material. The staff bangs the table on these for their motor, fit, and steel potential in a Scheme heavy league. Staffs locked in on these sleepers shaping the past future, sparking debates on who rises next.