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What would you considered a good draft

May 6, 2014 by Mike Dussault

I don’t want to get too crazy here because I think that’s kind of pointless, who am I to say I know anything compared to BB and his scouting staff. “They didn’t take a strong safety?! Fail!”

But generally I’d love to see picks in the defensive front seven and on the interior of the offensive line. I don’t care much about safety, running back, wide receiver or even tight end. Doesn’t meant they’re not needs, but it’s about winning Super Bowls and I think what the Patriots need most are reinforcements in the trenches.

But generally I just try to strap myself if and prepare to be surprised during the Patriots draft. We’ll figure out how it will all come together once the dust settles next week.

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