Oklahoma State wide receiver Dez Bryant traveled to a Boston, Massachusetts for a visit with the New England Patriots. The move raised a lot of eyebrows around the league, so what was New England thinking?
Does the team have genuine interested in the controversial receiver or was it just a smoke screen?
Mike Florio of ProFootballTalk.com takes a look at the issue:
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In my opinion they will need to build a package to move. No way Bryant falls past # 21
Agreed. The Pats do hold the firepower to trade up though with their multiple second-round picks. I would put the likelihood that they draft Dez as “possible, but not probable.”