McShay, a former ESPN analyst who sat alongside Mel Kiper Jr. for years, broke down the most recent version of his mock draft on his podcast, The McShay Show. He said that Campbell would be a “safe” pick for New England.

The NFL Draft is now just two weeks away, and several mockers have one of the best players dropping to the Patriots at fourth overall.

The New England Patriots potential first round selection has been the subject of debate recently. But who are some of the top prospects they could target at the top of the second round?

Stefon Diggs has a new team in the New England Patriots and will sport a fresh uniform number, as revealed by the team on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday afternoon. Diggs, who wore No. 14 with the Minnesota Vikings and Buffalo Bulls en route to four Pro Bowls and establishing himself as one of the best wide receivers in the game,

Stefon Diggs was widely regarded as one of the top free agent wide receivers available this offseason. Coming off of a torn ACL during his lone season with the Houston Texans, Diggs was still productive in his short stint.

After joining the New England Patriots this offseason, veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs will have a fresh look. The Patriots revealed on Tuesday that Diggs will be wearing the No. 8 jersey after signing a three-year,

If the Patriots don't take a WR or TE in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, these players might interest them on Day 2 and Day 3.

Most have projected Travis Hunter, Abdul Carter, Mason Graham, Will Campbell, Tetairoa McMillan or Armand Membou to go to the Patriots at No. 4. However, Giardi has the Patriots taking Georgia linebacker Jalon Walker with the pick.

Stefon Diggs won’t just be playing for a new team in the 2025 NFL season, he’ll have a new jersey number as well. The veteran wide receiver, who signed a three-year contract worth up to $69 million with the New England Patriots in free agency last month,