Paul Perillo is an editor for Patriots Football Weekly, a publication focused on covering the New England Patriots. With a focus on local football in Massachusetts, specifically in Foxborough, Paul provides analysis, insights, and updates on the team, including articles on injuries, game strategies, draft plans, and fan reactions.
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Lots of draft talk in the week's mailbag with the possibility of trading down heating up.
By re-signing many of their own players, the Patriots will look to build a strong culture inside the locker room in Jerod Mayo’s first season in New England.
By: Paul Perillo
As the Patriots continue to evaluate their options, eliminating quarterbacks in the draft due to the roster should not be one of them.
There have been plenty of comings and goings in the AFC East, but the talent level remains quite high throughout.
With a young quarterback in place, Houston has aggressively added pieces around C.J. Stroud and hopes to be in the mix in the AFC.
I understand and agree with the philosophy of keeping your own free agents before bringing in players from elsewhere. That having been said, please explain to me how Kyle Dugger is worth $14.5 million per year with $32.5 million guaranteed, which makes him the sixth-highest paid safety in the NFL. He has never been selected for the Pro Bowl. He has forced exactly two fumbles in three seasons as a starter. He had two pick-sixes in 2022 and has done nothing beyond the ordinary since then. He is frequently out of position and ends up missing tackles as a result. It doesn't matter how hard you hit if you're not there. I've also seen him quit on plays. I can only assume the team thinks he is going to have a breakout season this year and they are better off locking him up now before his value increases. What are they seeing that I'm not? Are they tapping him to make the on-field adjustment calls?
After finishing the season as a second-round prospect, Michigan’s J.J. McCarthy has rocketed up the draft board thanks to some praise from his college coach Jim Harbaugh.
With draft weekend on tap, it’s time to break down some thoughts on how things will unfold.
In the first draft of the new regime, the Patriots were happy to sit tight and grab Drake Maye with the third overall pick.
Eliot Wolf & Co. addressed the Patriots needs in their first draft in charge.
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