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Here are 10 NFL Combine standouts who could make sense for the Patriots in the 2025 NFL Draft:
1. Matthew Golden (Texas, WR): A top wide receiver prospect, Golden ran a 4.51 40-yard dash and could be a late first-round or early second-round pick.
2. Isaiah Bond (Texas, WR): Bond ran a 4.33 40-yard dash, potentially boosting his draft stock.
3. Mekhi Campbell (USC, OT): Campbell had a mixed Combine, but his athleticism and size could still make him a fit for the Patriots.
4. Mekhi Membou (Alabama, OT): Membou's Combine performance solidified his status as a top offensive tackle, potentially making him a first-round pick.
5. Bryson Stewart (USC, EDGE): Stewart received a perfect Relative Athletic Score (RAS) of 10.0, making him a strong pass-rushing candidate.
6. Judkins (Ohio State, RB): Judkins' size and speed make him a potential early second-round pick.
7. Nathanial Hightower (South Carolina, CB): Hightower's Combine performance, including a 39.5-inch vertical, solidified his status as a potential first-round corner.
8. Jayden Higgins (Iowa State, WR): Higgins, with a 9.87 RAS, could be a Day 2 pick.
9. Tuten (Virginia Tech, RB): Tuten's Combine performance, including a 10-1 broad jump, could make him a Day 3 pick.
10. Gregory Wilson (Dayton, C): Wilson's Combine performance, including a 9.98 RAS, could make him a candidate to replace David Andrews.
These prospects could address the Patriots' needs in the 2025 NFL Draft.
