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New England Patriots 2024 NFL draft picks: Full list by round

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The New England Patriots own eight picks in the 2024 NFL draft, highlighted by a No. 3 overall pick that most assume will be used to draft a new quarterback.

The Patriots took care of in-house business by prioritizing re-signing their own free agents so far this offseason. They also made an attempt to sign WR Calvin Ridley, but Ridley chose to sign with the Titans -- still leaving a need for a top-tier wide receiver.

The 2024 NFL draft will take place at Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza in Detroit from April 25 through April 27. Round 1 will begin April 25 at 8 p.m. ET, while Rounds 2 and 3 are on April 26 starting at 7 p.m. ET. Rounds 4 through 7 begin at noon ET on April 27. The draft will be broadcast on ESPN, ABC, ESPN+ and the ESPN App. There are 257 total picks in the draft.

Here's the full list of the Patriots' draft picks by round, along with a look at their top roster needs heading into the 2024 season.

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New England Patriots 2024 draft picks

  • Round 1: No. 3 overall

  • Round 2: No. 34

  • Round 3: No. 68

  • Round 4: No. 103

  • Round 5: No. 137

  • Round 6: No. 180

  • Round 6: No. 193 (from Jacksonville)

  • Round 7: No. 231 (from Chicago)

Top three needs: QB, OT, WR.

First-year coach Jerod Mayo has been straight-forward in saying, "Obviously, quarterback is the priority." At the same time, Mayo left himself an out with the No. 3 pick, noting that a trade down is possible if a team offers the Patriots an attractive package of multiple first-round picks -- a scenario that would allow the team to also fill other needs like LT and WR. "Those three positions, I would say this draft has quite a few guys that can fill those roles," Mayo said. -- Mike Reiss