I dont know…is this really a database? I will look it up.
The draft is in a little more than a month from now, and I’m going fo try to post up some mock drafts from around the internet.
Feel free to add any that you find before me.
One thing I feel pretty certain of is that Belichick will move all around the draft board, so these pick locations will almost assuredly be different on draft day.
But it gives us a little glimpse into who industry experts feel like are good fits for Patriot needs.
23: Jordan Love QB Utah St
87: Jordyn Brooks LB Texas Tech
98: Albert Okwuegbunam TE Missouri
100: Matt Peart, OT Connecticut
125: Quintez Cephus, WR, Wisconsin
195: Cam Brown LB Penn St
204: Devin Asiasi TE UCLA
212: Reggie Floyd S Va Tech
213: Lavert Hill CB Michigan
230: Julian Rochester, DT, Georgia
235: Brian Lewerke, QB, Michigan State
241: Charlie Heck, OT, UNC
I don’t believe they will spend pick 23 on a QB especially a project like Love.
Albert O is a bad bad man. Ran a 4.49 40 at 265 lbs.
23: Xavier McKinney S Alabama
87: Harrison Bryant TE Florida Atlantic
98: Antonio Gandy Golden WR Liberty
100: David Woodward OLB Utah St
115: Josh Uche OLB Michigan
195: Malcolm Perry RB Navy
204: Shea Patterson QB Michigan
212: Darian Daniels DT Nebraska
213: Steven Sullivan TE LSU
McKinney was a popular pick at 23 a few weeks ago but I think resigning McCourty slowed that roll. Regarded by apt of people as the best safety in this year’s class
Shea Patterson: Five star HS QB who lost his job at his initial college and transferred to a different school with mixed results. Sound like anyone we know?
23: AJ Epenesa EDGE Iowa
87: Logan Wilson LB Wyoming
98: Donovan Peoples Jones WR Michigan
100: Jonah Jackson IntOL Ohio St
I haven’t watched a ton of film this year, cuz you know pandemic. But I did watch some of Epenesa’s highlights a few days ago and I just kept seeing a young JJ Watt.
23: Xavier McKinney S Alsbama
87: Jalen Hurts QB Oklahoma
98: Adam Trautman TE Dayton
100: KJ Hill WR Ohio St
I’ve decided this is the year Belichick drafts zero tight ends. I think he does stuff like that just to purposely confound us. I don’t hate the Hurts pick. I just wonder if he has an NFL arm.
23: Yetur Gross Matos EDGE Penn St
87: Raekwon Davis DL Alabama
98: Antoine Winfield DB Minnesota
100: Curtis Weaver OLB Boise St
125: Albert Owuegbunum TE Missouri
172: Cameron Clark G Charlotte
196: Evan Weaver ILB Cal
205: Rodrigo Blankenship K Georgia
213: Chris Finke WR Notre Dame
214: Brady Ross FB Iowa
231: Javaris Davis CB Auburn
242: Case Cookus QB Northern Arizona
This draft has a lot of defense on the first two days for a team whose offense was so poor last season. Getting Albert O in the 4th would mitigate that to some extent, but waiting until Day 3 to get a WR in this draft just teeming with WR prospects seems unlikely.Evan Weaver is a high motor run stopping LB with limited athletic ability but huge college production (330 tackles combined his junior and senior years) Maybe @sprocketboy has some insight about Weaver
23: Yetur Gross Matos EDGE Penn St
87: Michael Pittman Jr WR Southern Cal
98: Nick Harris C Washington
100: Hunter Bryant TE Washington
125: Logan Stenburg OL Kentucky
172: Jacob Breeland TE Oregon
195: Nate Stanley QB Iowa
204: Michael Divinity Jr LB TCU
212 Derek Tuszka EDGE North Dakota St
213 Josiah Coatney DL Ole Miss
230 Omar Bayless WR Arkansas St
241 Darrynton Evans RB Appalachian St
Pittman is a big tall bully WR with great hands and a huge catch radius, but with potential separation issues. Sounds like be has some NKeal Harry in his game. By most accounts Bryant is a guy who can be a weapon as a flex TE/ big slot WR in the right system. Which we all know is scout code for “on the Patriots”. Evans was TD machine his junior year. Maybe a slightly bigger Tarik Cohen?
If you guys don’t know the story, Yetur Gross Matos has already had a life filled with tragedy. When he was a toddler he fell off a boat and his father drowned while saving him.
Then when he was 10, his 12 year old brother was struck by lightning and killed during a rain delay at a Little League game.
23:Justin Herbert QB Oregon
87: Willie Gay LB Miss St
98: KJ Hill WR Ohio St
100: Hunter Bryant TE Washington
125: Solomon Kindley IOL Georgia
172: Michael Divinity LB TCU
195: Jauan Jennings WR Tennessee
204: Shyheim Carter S Alabama
212: Robert Windsor DT Penn St
213: AJ Green CB Oklahoma St
230: Jon Runyan OT Michigan
241: Michael Warren II RB Cincinnati
I mean sure if Herbert falls to 23, grab him up. I’m quickly becoming a Stidham fanboy, but if Herbert falls to 23, or even close enough for Belichick to reasonably trade up a bit I would be ecstatic. But I won’t hold my breath. Jennings didn’t impress at the combine but the guy is a player. Single handedly improved the Vols offense from abysmal to mediocre last year. Much like Pittman above he is a big tall bully WR with less than average speed. Georgia OL was crazy good last year, will take any if those guys on my team.