Mina Kimes thinks Patriots knocked 2025 NFL Draft 'out of the park'
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The New England Patriots excelled in the 2025 NFL Draft, selecting 11 players and receiving high accolades from NFL analysts. Mel Kiper Jr. praised their strategy, emphasizing the need to support franchise quarterback Drake Maye by enhancing the offensive line and playmaking options. Key selections included Will Campbell for the offensive line and standouts like TreVeyon Henderson and Kyle Williams, boosting the previously underperforming offense. ESPN's Mina Kimes highlighted the team's ability to create future potential, marking this draft as one of New England's finest in recent history.
"I really liked what the New England Patriots did," Kiper said on "SportsCenter with Scott Van Pelt." "You have a franchise quarterback in Drake Maye. What do you do? You try to help him out, try to get him to that level as quick as you can."
"This guy might make as big of an impact on any team as anybody that's been picked so far because of the way you can use him. I really think this guy is special."
"I think this guy's a home run hitter. He's a great route runner. This guy, to me, is going to be a great third-down back," former Alabama head coach Nick Saban said.
"People are saying this is one of the better draft classes New England has had in recent history, given how they addressed needs and also created future potential."
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