"One of the Patriots' roster priorities going into the 2025 offseason was to address the offensive line to give Drake Maye better protection, allowing him to flourish as the impressive quarterback he already appeared to be. Mike Vrabel and Co. accomplished that by adding free agents Garrett Bradbury and Morgan Moses, while also drafting Will Campbell and Jared Wilson. Throughout the regular season, they proved to be an improved group from last season, but their inconsistency, particularly on the left side,"
"not entirely wrong, and the team will have a lot to consider this offseason about how they can improve his skillset at his current position, or whether it's worth the risk of moving him inside. "Will Campbell - he's been a little bit of a detriment for this offense for the Patriots. I call him a pigeon, in my terms. He's the weak link at the end of the day, and they're finding ways to attack him, whether it's with the blitz or one-on-one rushes.""
Patriots prioritized upgrading the offensive line in the 2025 offseason, adding Garrett Bradbury and Morgan Moses and drafting Will Campbell and Jared Wilson. The group showed improvement during the regular season but remained inconsistent, especially on the left side, which frequently affected Drake Maye’s effectiveness. In Super Bowl LX, Campbell emerged as the team's most exposed weakness, allowing pressure and becoming a primary target for opposing attacks. Ndamukong Suh labeled Campbell a "pigeon" and the "weak link," increasing scrutiny of Campbell's fit at left tackle and prompting consideration of a move inside or intensive development.
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