Mike Kadlick

Happy Maye Day, New England fans. The Patriots land their hopeful franchise signal caller in this draft-day mock.

Let the draft day rumor mill churn! With the Patriots holding the No. 3 overall pick in Thursday night’s NFL Draft, they’re set up to make a major splash at the top of the first round and by (just about) all accounts are honing in on North Carolina quarterback Drake Maye with the pick. But

“What’s up, what’s up?!” Drake Maye yelped as his video call from Detroit came into focus, seemingly pumped to be the next Patriots’ quarterback. The former University of North Carolina signal-caller has his next home: Foxborough, Massachusetts. “I’m stoked,” said Maye when asked his reaction to being selected by the Patriots with the No. 3

A look at how the board could fall for New England on Day Two of the NFL Draft.

The Patriots took Eliot Wolf’s promise and executed it in round two of the 2024 NFL Draft, selecting Washington wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk with the No. 37 overall pick. New England went into the night in position No. 34, but traded back with the Chargers to No. 3 after their rumored target in WR Keon

The Patriots closed out their Friday night at the 2024 NFL Draft by selecting Penn State offensive tackle Caeden Wallace with the 68th overall pick. Wallace, 6-foot-5, 341 pounds, started 40 games (1,000+ snaps) for the Nittany Lions over the course of the last five seasons — all of which came at right tackle. This

The Patriots selected UCF wide receiver Javon Baker with the 110th overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft and needless to say, he’s ready to prove his doubters wrong. Following a trip to his Instagram Live where he told viewers that it, “took too f— long” for him to get drafted and that the rest

New England drafted eight players in the 2024 NFL Draft. Here's a thought on each of them.

New England drafted eight new players this weekend. Where do they fit in?

If you’re a frequent visitor to the Patriots’ roster page on their website, you may have noticed a change among their linebackers. Joshua Uche, one of New England’s two 2020 second-round picks, will now go by his full first name. “It’s the name my father gave me,” the linebacker explained of the switch. “…I’m just