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Greg A. Bedard](http://www.boston.com/sports/football/patriots/2013/04/27/breaking-down-where-the-picks-might-fit-for-the-patriots/FTMAE8sEG15PCkQU3iJNdM/story.html)* of *The Boston Globe breaks down how each of the Patriots draft picks might fit with the team in 2013. In regards to second round pick Aaron Dobson, Bedard believes that the Patriots have ended their draft drought at wide receiver.
"I'm immediately putting him at the top of the depth chart at X as the boundary/vertical receiver, with fourth-round pick Josh Boyce and Donald Jones fighting it out for No. 2 X and/or No. 3 Z behind Danny Amendola and Julian Edelman, writes Bedard. "Dobson should become a starter very quickly as a rookie. If he doesn't, that's a disappointment. He appears to have all the tools."
Bedard also adds that edge rushers such as Jermaine Cunningham and Jake Bequette will be "on the spot" to make the roster this season following the additions of draft picks Jamie Collins and Michael Buchanan.
Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com reports that the Patriots have agreed to terms with undrafted rookie free agent offensive lineman Matt Stankiewitch. The former Penn State Nittany Lion stands at 6-foot-2 and weighs 302 pounds, and according to Reiss, Stankiewitch has the versatility to line up at any of the interior offensive line positions.
"We ran the New England Patriot offense," Stankiewitch said recently after playing for former Patriots offensive coordinator Bill O'Brien at Penn State last season. "We watched quite a bit of Patriots film. If we were installing a new play, we'd turn on the New England Patriots film [and] we'd watch how they were running the play against any team in the NFL."
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Nick Underhill](http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2013/04/patriotssignufawrtjmoeou.html)of MassLive.com reports that the Patriots have also agreed to terms with undrafted rookie free agent WRT.J. Moe**. The signing of the Misouri product was confirmed by his agent.
"The 5-foot-11, 204 pound receiver was phased out a little bit as the offense became more about quarterback James Franklin's running ability, but as a sophomore, when things were still passing oriented, he caught 92 passes for 1,045 yards with six touchdowns," writes Underhill.
Doug Kyed of NESN.com looks at the other undrafted rookie free agents that have been tied to the Patriots. Included in the list of players is former Cincinnati wide receiver Kenbrell Thompkins.
"Thompkins has a great story coming out of Cincinnati, writes Kyed. "He was arrested seven times as a youth in his home town of Miami, and then decided to seriously pursue his football career at a California junior college once he saw his younger brother succeed at the sport. He's stayed out of trouble since and shined with the Bearcats when he got a shot at the FBS level."
Mike Reiss of ESPNBoston.com reports that the Patriots have released wide receiver Jeremy Ebert. A seventh-round draft pick by the Patriots in 2012, Ebert signed a reserve/future contract with the team earlier this year.
"It's the second time that the team has parted ways with the Northwestern product, as he was released at the conclusion of training camp last August," writes Reiss.
