Penn State edge defender Abdul Carter remains a potential target for the New England Patriots, according to NFL draft analyst Todd McShay. Despite competition from teams like the Cleveland Browns and New York Giants, Carter visited the Patriots as one of his top-30 visits, indicating genuine interest in potentially joining the team.
McShay highlighted that Carter's visit to New England suggests a real possibility of him being drafted by the Patriots. If selected, Carter could significantly enhance the Patriots' defense with his pass-rushing skills and impact on the field. Alongside other talented defensive players, Carter has the potential to strengthen an already formidable defensive lineup for the Patriots. Additionally, the Patriots are also eyeing Colorado's Travis Hunter, with the Browns potentially targeting Hunter unless they opt for a quarterback, leaving the Giants to make their choice based on the draft board's best available player.