According to Pro Football Talk's draft visits and workout tracker, the Patriots have been connected with 13 NFL Draft prospects, with still three weeks before the NFL Draft.
Out of those 13 players, eight have been quarterbacks and five have been wide receivers.
Kidding, kidding.
If these visits and workout are any indication, the Patriots are well aware at their need to improve their defense
Just one player, Iowa State receiver Brandon Taylor, is from the offensive end of the ball, with the other 12 being defensive players.
But it breaks down even further.
Of those 12 players on defense, Seven of them are out of the secondary.
Not surprising, unless it is, because nobody really knows what's going on behind closed doors at Gillette stadium, especially when it comes to the NFL Draft.
But the Patriots gave up a total of 4,703 passing yards last season, second worst in the NFL behind the Packers. Yes, they were ahead in most of those games, prompting teams to throw the ball more. But opposing teams who passed on them had a 62.4-percent success rate, tenth highest last season. So yeah, there's room for improvement.
According to PFT, here are the secondary players the Patriots have been seen with at some point in some way, shape, or form.
Josh Bellamy, Louisville CB
Jordan Bernstine, Iowa State safety
Omar Bolden, Arizona State cornerback
Ron Brooks, LSU cornerback
Tony Dye, UCLA safety
Micah Pellerin, Hampton cornerback
Brandon Taylor, LSU safety