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NFL notebook: Patriots make several promotions within scouting department With longtime director of player personnel Nick Caserio gone to the Texans, New England makes moves to shore up its scouting. News service report Share Around Bill Belichick, the Patriots employed a more collaborative approach to execute their offseason plans once longtime director of player personnel Nick Caserio left to become the Texans general manager last January. In his place, several members of the Pats’ scouting department stepped in, and many have now been rewarded. According to reports, Matt Groh has been ...

The Atlanta Falcons are rebuilding their roster under a new regime. Here is a look at their 2021 NFL Draft picks and how they'll fit.

Jones Now The One To Lead Patriots Into a New Era Bob George The suspense is finally over. The Patriots were going to trade up.  They were going to make a run at one of the top five quarterbacks in the 2021 NFL Draft in Cleveland.  Then there were rumours that Bill Belichick would trade down, as sources had the Patriots working on a deal to help bring Jimmy Garoppolo back to Foxborough.  Maybe the Patriots spend the 15th pick on something other than a quarterback, perhaps Belichick and Josh McDaniels didn’t like any of the potentially available quarterbacks and would try to pry Garoppolo...

Published: Apr 30, 2021 at 12:01 PM Copied! Former NFL Executive of the Year and longtime general manager Thomas Dimitroff returns to tell Brian Billick and Michael Robinson about the lengths he'd go to keep the draft rumors from flying (1:45). Thomas then dives into the beginning of his NFL journey, from Canada, to the World League, to Japan, to the Cleveland Browns' grounds crew (4:18), and breaks down the decision to pursue a GM career instead of coaching (7:40). MRob asks about Dimitroff's time with Bill Belichick and the lessons learned… including how to be hone...

by Apr 27, 2021 This is it. No more hmming and hawing about what each team might do. It’s time to make my final predictions for what I believe each team will do in the 2021 NFL Draft. This is not a mock draft on what I would do; I want to be very clear on that. This is a compilation of what I’ve learned over the last few months, whether it be scouting prospects, listening to insiders, paying attention to the meetings that teams have had with prospects, and team needs. No matter what happens, it’s an exciting time to be a football fan. If you’d like to join us ...