What oddsmakers are predicting for the Patriots in the NFL Draft.

Of course, the Patriots may be the least predictable team when it comes to the draft. But that won’t stop people from making predictions in mock drafts or setting odds on who they might pick.

Since the Patriots don’t select until the No. 14 overall pick, many sportsbooks don’t have odds on which specific player they might select. Most sportsbooks have odds though on which position the Patriots could target with their first-round pick (or with their first overall pick if they trade up outside of the first round).

While there are no clear favorites as to which position the Patriots will take with their top picks, there are a few that stand out above the rest. On DraftKings Sportsbook, offensive lineman (+225) and cornerback (+225) are the betting favorites to be the first player positions the Patriots draft. The wide receiver isn’t far behind at +240 odds.

However, at Fan Devil Sportsbook, a wide receiver selected by the Patriots with their first pick has the best odds at +200. Cornerbacks (+250) and offensive linemen (+300) aren’t far behind, though.

Those are the three positions that draft analysts have the Patriots targeting at No. 14 overall in most mock drafts. There has been a player at each position who has been most linked to the Patriots even in mock drafts. Penn State cornerback Joey Porter Jr. has been the player selected in most mock drafts by the Patriots with the No. 14 overall pick. Per the NFL Mock Draft Database. Georgia offensive tackle Broderick Jones and TCU WR Quinton Johnston are second and third, respectively.

Those are just a few of the players though at those respective positions that have been linked to the Patriots’ mock draft. I A recent combo mock draft by Mel Caper Jr. and Todd McShayMcShay selected Ohio State offensive tackle Parris Johnson Jr. with their first-round pick to the Patriots. NFL Network’s Peter Schrager They selected Illinois cornerback Dion Witherspoon at age 14. Evan Lazar of Patriots.com The Patriots are trading up at No. 20 and selecting Boston College wide receiver Jay Flowers.

There are a few other positions that have +1000 odds or better to be the position of the Patriots’ first draft pick. Interestingly, the Patriots have the fourth-best odds at +700 on DraftKings Sportsbook to draft a quarterback. Earlier this week, it was reported that Kentucky’s Will Lewis visited the Patriots on the final day of official top-30 visits. However, Lewis became the betting favorite to be selected No. 2 overall on Saturday, potentially making him a longshot to become the Patriots’ first pick.

The Patriots selecting an edge rusher with their first pick have the fifth-best odds (+900) while selecting a running back with their first pick has the sixth-best odds (+1000), according to DraftKings sportsbook. have In early April, The Athletic’s Jeff Howe reported that the Patriots were “absolutely interested” in running back Texans running back Bajon Robinson. NFL Network lead draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah said the Patriots selected Robinson, generally viewed as one of the best overall prospects in the draft. In his latest mock draft.

So, with the draft still a few days away, there is still a bit of a mystery as to who the Patriots might select. But we may have a good idea of ​​what they can do with their top picks.