Rookie Report: Patriots' 2025 Draft Class Making Waves

The New England Patriots' 2025 draft class is already turning heads in training camp, with several rookies poised to play significant roles in the upcoming NFL season. Here’s a detailed look at how each of the 11 draft picks is shaping up:

Will Campbell (OT, No. 4 overall)

Campbell has been a consistent presence at left tackle during practices, showing both dominance and the ability to handle ups and downs. His steady demeanor has earned him the starting role, with coaches praising his resilience.

TreVeyon Henderson (RB, No. 38)

Henderson has demonstrated his speed and versatility, particularly in third-down situations. His ability to create mismatches has been a highlight, and he’s also being considered for kickoff return duties.

Kyle Williams (WR, No. 69)

Williams has shown flashes of brilliance, including a 35-yard touchdown catch. Despite some inconsistency, he’s making strides and could be a key contributor as a deep-threat receiver and punt returner.

Jared Wilson (OG, No. 95)

Wilson’s athleticism and strength have stood out, especially in one-on-one drills. He’s currently the starting left guard and has impressed with his ability to hold his ground against tough competition.

Craig Woodson (S, No. 106)

Woodson has been a reliable fourth safety and has taken on the role of personal protector on the punt team. His technique and focus are improving, making him a potential game-day active player.

Joshua Farmer (DT, No. 137)

Farmer has had a quieter camp but has shown potential in pass-rush drills. His competition for a roster spot remains fierce, but he’s making steady progress.

Bradyn Swinson (DE, No. 146)

Swinson has flashed potential in one-on-one drills, particularly with his ability to bend around blockers. His impact in full-team drills is still developing, but he’s a player to watch.

Andy Borregales (K, No. 182)

Borregales has been consistent in field goal drills, making 18 of 21 attempts. His strong performance has him in line to be the opening day kicker.

Marcus Bryant (OT, No. 220)

Bryant has been the second-team left tackle and is showing promise. His size and strength make him a valuable backup option.

Julian Ashby (LS, No. 251)

As the lone long-snapper in camp, Ashby is expected to secure the role for the season opener. His reliability is a key asset for the special teams unit.

Kobee Minor (CB, No. 257)

Minor has made the most of his opportunities, including a notable pass breakup in a scrimmage. He’s in the mix for a roster spot behind the top cornerbacks.

Undrafted Free Agents Making an Impact

Several undrafted rookies are also vying for roster spots, including receiver Efton Chism III and running back Lan Larison. Their responses to early miscues will be crucial in determining their fate.

Tom Brady Statue Unveiling

The much-anticipated statue of Tom Brady will be unveiled before the preseason opener against the Commanders. This event will be a celebration of Brady’s legendary career with the Patriots.

Looking Ahead

As the Patriots continue their preparations for the 2025 NFL season, the performance of their rookies and undrafted free agents will be key to their success. With a mix of promise and patience, New England is building a foundation for the future.