New England Patriots Report

Re-setting Pats' 2013 draft picks

November, 1, 2012

11/01/12

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By Field Yates | ESPNBoston.com

After sending a 2013 fourth-round pick in exchange for veteran cornerback Aqib Talib and Tampa Bay's 2013 seventh-round pick, the Patriots' remaining draft picks for 2013 look like this:

First round: Own
Second round: Own
Third round: Own
Fourth round: None (traded away to Tampa Bay in Aqib Talib trade)
Fifth round: None (traded away to Washington in Albert Haynesworth trade)
Sixth round: None (trade away to Cincinnati in Chad Johnson trade)
Seventh round: Own, Tampa Bay's (acquired in Aqib Talib trade)

As it currently stands, the Patriots have five selections in the 2013 NFL draft.

Field Yates

ESPN Insider

Field Yates has previous experience interning with the New England Patriots on both their coaching and scouting staffs. A graduate of Wesleyan University (CT), he is a regular contributor to ESPN Boston's Patriots coverage and ESPN Insider.

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