The New England Patriots head coach sounded off after the team's third round selection.
With the early selection of QB and future face of the franchise Drake Maye in the first round, the made the wise decision to bolster their offensive line in the third by taking Penn State OT Caedan Wallace . The Nittany Lions' long-time right tackle was a starter in all but four games of his college career, playing alongside top-11 pick Olu Fashanu.
During Mayo's post-draft interview, the Patriots HC ensured that with the help of new OC Alex Van Pelt and offensive line coach Scott Peters, he was able to select Wallace at pick 68 with confidence.
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