The No. 4 spot on the draft board is still a premium draft selection, and the Patriots will have a crack at one of the top-four players in college football. It might make them less likely to trade the pick now out of fear of missing on a potential game-changer right out of the gates.

Former Patriots QB Brian Hoyer explains why the idea of "tanking" for draft picks simply doesn't exist for NFL players.

The New England Patriots entered Sunday with a strong chance to earn the No. 1 pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Hosting the Buffalo Bills (who openly planned to rest their starters) at Gillette Stadium, the Pats just needed to lose one more time this year in order to have their pick of all the top prospects.

The cost of the New England Patriots' Week 18 win was the loss of a No. 1 pick. Joe Milton III went 22-of-29 for 241 yards with two total touchdowns on

In the 2025 draft class, Boise State star Ashton Jeanty is good, but the Titans won’t be using the No. 1 pick on a running back. Instead, the focus shifts to the quarterback position. Does Tennessee see any of the QBs in this class worthy of the top pick? Does ownership put pressure on the front office to draft a quarterback?

The Patriots have several appealing options to turn to with the No. 4 pick. The post Seven targets for Patriots with No. 4 pick in 2025 NFL Draft appeared first on Boston.com.

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Here is an early look at one prospect considered an ideal fit for each non-playoff team: 1. Tennessee Titans: Cam Ward, QB, Miami. Some feel as though Ward is the best quarterback