Patriots seventh-round pick Behren Morton is no stranger to following in the footsteps of some great quarterbacks and will look to do the same in New England.

Alabama coaches believe that Jam Miller's best football is still ahead of him, while his special teams prowess could help him find an early path onto the field.

Namdi Obiazor graduated from high school as an undersized cornerback with no Division I offers. Work ethic, loyalty, and a growth spurt saw the now-linebacker leave TCU as a sixth-round draft pick of the New England Patriots.

Patriots 196th overall pick Dametrious Crownover's journey as a college starting tackle is rooted in transcending footwork, physical growth, and mental strength.

Karon Prunty's performance as a redshirt senior at Wake Forest landed him on the Patriots draft radar.

Third-round pick Eli Raridon brings rare athleticism to the tight end position for the Patriots.

Second-round pick Gabe Jacas will be an ideal fit on the edge of Mike Vrabel's defense in New England, where his physical play style should provide an immediate boost.

Jacas's rugged playing style makes him a textbook Vrabel guy on the edge of the Patriots defense.

Raridon gives the Patriots a vertical field-stretcher to complement their veteran tight ends, but how quickly will the third-rounder see playing time?

What does the Patriots selection of Utah OT Caleb Lomu mean for their offensive line?

A pick-by-pick breakdown of all nine selections by the Patriots in the 2026 NFL Draft.

The New England Patriots selected 9 players in the 2026 NFL Draft. The following is a summary of those picks.