"In the first round, he takes the best available offensive tackle, one of the most important and needy positions on the team. It's Max Iheanachor of Arizona State. Barring a trade-up, he couldn't have done any better."
"In the second round, he takes a pass rusher, Dani Dennis-Sutton. Sutton is a big, rangy end/edge and gets sacks. He had 17 sacks the past two seasons for Penn State. He's another great fit."
"In the third round with the team's final premium pick, he goes with a player who lacked a lot of production but is seen as a possible find in Georgia's tight end, Oscar Delp. Though he had only 20 catches in 2025, he's looked upon as a player with great potential going forward."
Tyler Sullivan's mock draft for the New England Patriots includes an offensive tackle, edge rusher, and tight end in the first three rounds. He selects Max Iheanachor as the top offensive tackle, Dani Dennis-Sutton as a pass rusher, and Oscar Delp as a tight end. The draft strategy aims to improve weak positions on the roster. Sullivan's choices align with the team's needs, especially as player trades occur frequently. His selections are considered solid and well-targeted for the upcoming season.
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