The New England Patriots are in an interesting spot in the NFL draft with the fourth overall pick. Cam Ward seems like the clear number-one pick as of now, which would leave top prospects Travis Hunter and Abdul Carter available at four.

The Patriots have one first-round pick in the upcoming NFL Draft. But one insider believes one won’t be enough to satisfy New England.

Hunter won the Heisman Trophy this past season with his ability to impact the game on both sides of the ball, and the Patriots could look to deploy him as both a pass-catcher and key member of a secondary that already includes Christian Gonzalez and Carlton Davis III.

Not only have they found themselves at the bottom of their division in both seasons, but they also ranked among the bottom of all NFL teams in the last two NFLPA surveys. The survey was compiled during the 2024 NFL season and included responses from 1,

The Patriots ranked 31st in the NFL in the NFL Players Association's report card, with players surveyed criticizing the team for an outdated weight room, locker room and team plane, among other issues.

The New England Patriots have been ranked near the bottom of all NFL teams in the last two NFLPA surveys, but team owner Robert Kraft sees brighter days ahead.

Milton turned heads during the lead-up to the 2024 NFL draft with his incredibly powerful arm. The Patriots selected the former Tennessee signal-caller in the sixth round after drafting Maye with the No. 3 overall pick.

The New England Patriots have fielded multiple trade inquiries for quarterback Joe Milton III, MassLive.com reported Wednesday.

Milton, a backup with the Patriots behind Drake Maye, would also reportedly "prefer to be on a roster that best gives him a chance to compete for the starting job." The post Patriots have reportedly received ‘multiple trade inquiries’ for quarterback Joe Milton III appeared first on Boston.