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Mark Schofield: Which QBs make sense for the Patriots in the draft?

Mark Schofield: Which QBs make sense for the Patriots in the draft?

Episode 84 Published 6 years, 7 months ago
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Phil Perry breaks down whose stock is on the rise after the NFL combine, and whose stock is falling? Mark Schofield from the NFL Wire breaks down the best options for the Patriots if Brady stays, and what the best option if he leaves.

1:00- Which QB, TE, and WR stock is on the rise following the combine

10:30- Mark Schofield breaks down how Jordan Love would fit in the Patriots system

17:30- Are pocket passers a dying breed?

21:00- Is there a QB the Patriots would move up to get?

25:00- Better fit for Patriots, Jacob Eason or Jake Fromm?

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