Nick Quaglia, Marv Ezhan, and Mike Molyneaux get into the hot topics of the Patriots draft form last week. Was it a HUGE hit? Or a massive bust? 

When Tom Brady made his decision to go south and join the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, everyone in New England began asking who's the replacement. Once free agency died down and Bill Belichick still hadn't picked up a quarterback the focus shifted to the draft.

Then, he went the entire weekend without selecting a quarterback. It's apparent that the head coach has a level of trust built with the second-year Patriot, Jarrett Stidham.

For now, he will own the starting role. But in retrospect, was it a mistake to pass up on guys like Jake Fromm who fell quite a ways?

And Bill Belichick pulled off perhaps the most Bill Belichick move of the decade. He took the Patriots first-round draft pick, traded it away, and then proceeded to select Kyle Dugger, a Division II safety from Lenoir–Rhyne with his only second-round pick.

While draft analysts are split on the decision, Patriots fans are in an uproar. In terms of the rest of the weekend, New England filled two key positions: tight end and linebacker.

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