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Mike Dussault

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It wasn’t a surprise to see the Patriots select three of the Top 10 finishers in the 3-cone drill at the combine this season, with Mizzou wide receiver T.J. Moe (second overall at 6.53) going as an undrafted free agent and Boyce (fifth at 6.68) being taken in the fourth round and Ryan (seventh at 6.69) selected in the third round.

It Is What It Is » Revisiting Patriots past draft patterns and seeing what held true to form in 2013

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2013 NFL Undrafted Free Agents | NEPatriotsDraft.com – 2013 NFL Draft

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2013 NFL Undrafted Free Agents | NEPatriotsDraft.com – 2013 NFL Draft

Great job by NEPD keeping track of all the rookie free agent signings. Here’s who they have going to the Pats so far:

  • Stephon Morris, CB, Penn State 
  • Quentin Hines, RB, Akron 
  • Zach Sudfeld, TE, Nevada 
  • Matt Stankiewitch, OL, Penn State 
  • T.J. Moe, WR, Missouri 
  • Josh Kline, OL, Kent State 
  • Brandon Jones, CB, Rutgers 
  • Ben Bartholomew, FB, Tennessee 
  • Kanorris Davis, SS, Troy 
  • Elvis Fisher, OT, Missouri 
  • Brandon Ford, TE, Clemson 
  • Kenbrell Thompkins, WR, Cincinnati 
  • Ryan Allen, P, La Tech 
  • Cory Grissom, DT, South Florida 
  • Chris McDonald, OL, Michigan State 
  • Dwayne Cherrington, DT, Mississippi State 
  • Mike Zupancic, LS, Eastern Michigan 
  • Ryan Osiecki, QB, New Haven (Tryout)

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Yes, the New England Patriots used the majority of their draft picks on defenders for the second year in a row – and an improved defense will be critical to the team’s championship hopes – but if there’s one area that is sure to excite the team’s fans, it’s the potential for what the dynamic Dobson/Boyce duo might bring to the offense. It’s new. It’s exciting. And, perhaps above all else, it’s intriguing. While the Patriots have drafted and developed rookies into immediate contributors at other positions, this is the first time they’re making such an authoritative effort to do so at receiver, a position in which they normally rely on veterans.

2013 NFL draft – New England Patriots’ double wide WR redo – ESPN Boston

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