Ben Volin is a Senior NFL Writer for the Boston Globe, specializing in coverage of the New England Patriots. With a focus on local sports, Ben provides in-depth analysis and commentary on the team's performance, coaching decisions, and player dynamics. His work has also been featured on NESN.
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By: Ben Volin
This draft is brimming with prime talent, and teams are ready to be aggressive. Here's a prediction for what happens Thursday.
Will New England stay at 3 and take Drake Maye? Or will the Patriots trade back and try to find their next QB at a later spot? Twenty-four hours before the draft, both options appeared to be open.
By: Amin Touri, Katie Mcinerney, Ben Volin, Emma Healy, Nicole Yang, Christopher Price
The 2024 NFL Draft begins at 8 p.m., and the Patriots will be on the clock early with the No. 3 pick.
By: Ben Volin
Former Patriots coach Bill Belichick had a different role for this year's NFL Draft, playing TV analyst instead of running his team's draft board and making the picks.
By: Ben Volin
Maye is the Patriots’ mulligan for Mac Jones, the last quarterback they drafted in the first round, just three years ago.
By: Christopher Price, Ben Volin, Nicole Yang, Emma Healy, Katie Mcinerney, Amin Touri
They hold the second pick in the second round (No. 34) and will pick again at No. 68 in the third round.
By: Ben Volin
To say starting quarterback Kirk Cousins and his people were surprised by the first-round draft decision is a massive understatement.
By: Ben Volin
With the NFL Draft now complete, and 99 percent of free agency in the books, Eliot Wolf's work is mostly done in his first offseason as the Patriots' de facto general manager.
By: Ben Volin
A lot of the moves by Eliot Wolf were straight out of the Green Bay Packers playbook, which is not a bad thing.
F or all intents and purposes, the offseason is in the books. The NFL Draft is behind us , and free agency is 99 percent complete.
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