New England Patriots Sign Multiple Undrafted Rookies

The New England Patriots have actively bolstered their roster following the 2025 NFL Draft, addressing key needs through both their draft selections and a robust undrafted free agent (UDFA) signing period. Joshua Farmer, a defensive tackle from Florida State, was selected with the 137th overall pick and expressed motivation to prove himself after being chosen later than expected. In addition to Farmer, the Patriots signed several noteworthy UDFAs, including Alabama tight end CJ Dippre, Ohio State tight end Gee Scott Jr., and fullback Brock Lampe from Northern Illinois, all of whom add competition and depth to key offensive positions. The team also added quarterback Chandler Wooldridge from Louisiana to complete their quarterback room, as well as contributors at running back, wide receiver, and multiple defensive positions. Analysts note that these moves, combined with a strong draft and free agency period, have positioned the Patriots to be more competitive in the coming season. The influx of young talent is expected to provide quarterback Drake Maye with improved support and enhance both offensive and defensive units.