Patriots sign three draft picks, cut Liam Shanahan

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The Patriots announced the signings of three of their 2022 draft selections.

They signed third-round choice Marcus Jones and sixth-round picks Kevin Harris and Sam Roberts on Friday.

Jones, 23, was named the 2021 Paul Hornung Award winner as the nation’s most versatile player as a defensive back, wide receiver and returner at the University of Houston. He led the NCAA in 2021 with two punts returned for a touchdown and was third with two kicks returned for touchdowns. Jones led his conference with five interceptions, while catching 10 passes for 109 yards and one touchdown on offense.

Harris, 21, ran for 1,976 yards in 28 games with 16 starts at South Carolina. The running back logged eight 100-yard rushing games and two 200-yard games.

Roberts, 24, was a defensive lineman at Northwest Missouri State. He won the Cliff Harris Award in 2021 as the best defensive player in NCAA Division II. Roberts played 50 career games and totaled 184 total tackles and 18.5 sacks.

The Patriots also announced they waived rookie free agent Liam Shanahan on Friday. The offensive lineman signed earlier this week.

9 responses to “Patriots sign three draft picks, cut Liam Shanahan

  1. Patriots’ off season roster building is going scheduled as planned, as longtime Patriot and NFL observers can attest. As one astute former player put it, “It’s a marathon, not a race”. In spite of the opinions expressed by NE doubters and haters, (some so ignorant they’re laughable), barring serious injuries, (every team’s nightmare), the Patriots 2022-23 on-field achievements will frustrate and upset NE Patriot nemesis’ far and wide.
    You can count on it.

  2. Typical Belichick pick; Swiss army types that are pretty good at multiple positions and masters of none

  3. didnthearwhat says:
    May 14, 2022 at 6:03 am
    Typical Belichick pick; Swiss army types that are pretty good at multiple positions and masters of none

    ————————

    Whatever anyone wants to say about Belichick’s ways, those ways sure have won a lot of superbowls.

  4. The kind of moves you could afford to make when you had the GOAT, not so much with noodle arm Jones

    AFCE final standings:
    Bills
    Jets
    Pats
    Dolphins

  5. The Patriots roster is stacked. IF Brady had this roster in 2019 they win another championship. So in 2022 and beyond it will come down to the development of Mac Jones. If he takes that next step, the Patriots are a legit contenders.

  6. Tom Brady says:
    May 14, 2022 at 4:08 pm
    The kind of moves you could afford to make when you had the GOAT, not so much with noodle arm Jones

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    What GOAT? You’re not talking about the system QB with the little arm who was suspended for cheating are you? You’re calling that the GOAT? Lolol

    “When you had the GOAT” 😂😂😂😂

  7. Tom Brady says:
    May 14, 2022 at 4:08 pm
    The kind of moves you could afford to make when you had the GOAT, not so much with noodle arm Jones

    AFCE final standings:
    Bills
    Jets
    Pats
    Dolphins
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    Noodle arm? Is that the best argument you can come up with? Calling a young, inexperienced, yet highly regarded NFL rookie quarterback a noodle arm? How old are you, ten?
    The Kid won ten games in his first pro year while not having a legitimate fully rounded pre-season
    and your big negative is he’s a “noodle-armed” QB.
    Hahahahaaaaa.

  8. I don’t know what Mac Jones will be yet but we know for sure that Tom Brady is just a nice little cheating system QB with a little arm who has had the extreme fortune to be along for the ride while his teammates won Super Bowls for him.

    That’s right. Brady has never won one for his teammates his teammates won them for him. All of them. Every single one. There’s a difference.

    Must be nice to take all the credit when you deserve little of it if any at all.

    GOAT? More like LOAT – luckiest of all time. Peyton Manning is better in every single way. FACT

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