New England Patriots 2025 NFL Draft Odds; Who Will New England Select At Pick 4?

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With the NFL regular season officially done and the 2025 NFL Draft soon to be here, BetMassachusetts.com has updated probable odds on who the New England Patriots might take with its overall No. 4 selection. 

The Patriots find themselves in brand new territory after a dismal 2024 season across Massachusetts sports betting. Gone is Bill Belichick’s heir apparent, Jerod Mayo, who exits as head coach after a single season in Foxborough after playing for the Pats before joining Belichick's staff in 2019. 

It's safe to say the second Patriots draft without Belichick is arguably the franchise's most important in recent memory, as the team has the No. 4 overall pick, behind the Giants, Browns, and Titans. That means the path is clear for the Patriots to potentially select offensive pieces that complement last year’s first round pick, quarterback Drake Maye, in 2025 and beyond.  

Here are our updated odds on who the Patriots will draft with the No. 4 overall pick: 

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New England Patriots Draft Odds

Player 

Position 

Team 

Odds 

Percent Chance 

Kelvin Banks Jr. 

OT 

Texas 

+350 

22.2% 

Will Campbell 

OT 

LSU 

+400 

20.0% 

Tetairoa McMillan  

WR 

Arizona 

+400 

20.0% 

Will Johnson 

CB 

Michigan 

+700 

12.5% 

Travis Hunter 

WR/DB 

Colorado 

+1100 

8.3% 

Abdul Carter 

EDGE 

Penn State 

+1100 

8.3% 

The Field 

 

 

+1000 

9.1% 

These odds are exclusive to BetMassachusetts.com and are currently unavailable on Massachusetts sports betting apps.

Our top pick for New England at No. 4 this year is Texas Longhorns’ star offensive lineman Kelvin Banks Jr., who beat out fellow OT Will Campbell of LSU at +350 (to Campbell’s +400 odds of winding up with the Patriots), while Arizona Wildcats wide receiver Tetairoa McMillan is next up at +400.  

Both Banks and Campbell played key roles in the trenches for two of the nation’s top scoring offenses this year, with the Longhorns ranking 21st nationally in points per game (34.3) while the Tigers were 47th, at 30.5.  

McMillan thrived for a mediocre, 4-8 Arizona team, with 84 catches, 1,319 yards and eight touchdowns in Tucson this season, while other potential New England draftees Will Johnson of Michigan (+700), Heisman Trophy winning wideout/cornerback Travis Hunter and Penn State edge rusher Abdul Carter are listed at +1100 each.  

Whichever player gets picked by New England fourth overall joins a club on the heels of successive 4-13 campaigns, but with a young QB that can be built around, which is ever so valuable in today’s pass-first NFL landscape.  

New England Patriots Draft Needs 2025

Patriots’ Biggest Position Needs  

CB, OT, EDGE, WR, DL 

Given New England’s dismal on-field record over the last two years (going 8-26 overall), it might be easier to spotlight the positions that the club doesn’t need help with this draft cycle. For now, we’ll spotlight cornerback, offensive tackle, edge rusher, wide receiver and defensive linemen as the key positions that New England needs to target come April’s NFL Draft.  

Luckily for the Patriots, there’s a bounty of quality NCAA prospects at each of those five positions, which should allow New England to add a player that can contribute right away when they make their pick in late April.  

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New England Patriots 2024 Draft Selections

Round 

Pick 

Name 

Position 

College 

1st  

3rd 

Drake Maye 

QB 

North Carolina 

2nd 

37th  

Ja’Lynn Polk 

WR 

Washington 

3rd 

68th  

Caedan Wallace 

OL 

Penn State 

4th  

103rd   

Layden Robinson  

OL 

Texas A&M 

4th  

110th  

Javon Baker 

WR 

UCF 

6th  

180th  

Marcellas Dial 

DB 

South Carolina 

6th  

193rd  

Joe Milton 

QB 

Tennessee 

7th  

231st  

Jaheim Bell 

TE 

Florida State 

Last year, New England made eight selections across the seven-round draft, highlighted by third overall pick Drake Maye out of UNC, who played in 13 games as a rookie, throwing for 15 touchdowns to 10 interceptions and adding 2,276 passing yards in his first NFL season.  

Throw in Washington wideout Ja’Lynn Polk, who added 12 catches for 87 yards and two scores as a rookie, along with prospects like offensive linemen Caeden Wallace, Layden Robinson, Javon Baker and Marcellas Dial, who combined to play in 47 games between them as rookies, while seventh round tight end selection Jaheim Bell added 15 starts for the club, and you have the makings of a productive draft class for the Patriots to build around.  

Suppose New England can follow up that blueprint from 2024 this spring. In that case, there’s no reason the Patriots can’t take the next step in their franchise-wide evolution, getting back to the level of play that football fans in the Northeast came to expect during Belichick’s glory days with the club.  

If the Patriots can have a successful draft and offseason, it may prove more fun for Patriots betting fans once again. Be sure to check out our best Massachusetts sportsbook promo codes.

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Christopher Boan

Christopher Boan has been covering sports and sports betting for more than seven years, including stops at ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.

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