Patriots Eye Zion Young for Edge Rush

On this March 18th, here's what's making headlines for the NFL.

The New England Patriots bolstered their edge rush by signing Dremont Jones to a three-year deal worth 36,500,000.

Dollars, but questions linger about Harold Landry's recovery and depth behind him.

Missouri Senior Zion Young, a six foot six, two-fine, a 62-pound edge rusher, met with the team at the Scouting Combine and could be a draft.

Target to add youth and upside.

Young started at Michigan State before transferring to Missouri, where he exploded in his final year with six and a half sacks, 16 and a half.

Tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, and an interception.

Over his career, he racked up 11 and a half sacks and 110 pressures across 46 games, earning first team all SEC honors, and serving as a team captain.

Fans and analysts see his size, power, and motor as assets for run-defense and early-down violence, making him a potential three-down player.

However, his past rush plan lacks polish, with limited speed and bend, plus off-field issues like a recent driving, while intoxicated charge, and A.

Prior assault plea that led to a suspension.

For the Patriots, Young would likely rotate behind Landry and Jones, starting and run heavy roles similar to Anthony Jennings, while developing his.

Rush.

His versatility from both edges and special teams adds value, though character flags might push New England toward more refined options.

Overall, Young projects as a first or second-round pick, with a solid floor but room to grow into an impact defender, fitting the Patriots' need for.

Long-term edge help, as Landry's deal winds down after next season.

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