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Player Outlook
Morton figures to spend his entire career in a backup role, beginning with the Patriots this season. The starter at Texas Tech for over three seasons, Morton displayed accuracy in the Red Raiders' spread offense while rarely rushing. But he doesn't throw with good velocity and has a ways to go to learn how to read complex coverages. He has also overcome a fractured leg and an AC joint sprain in his throwing shoulder over his past two seasons. It's unlikely he will help you win your Fantasy league.

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  • Patriots' Behren Morton: Lands in New England

    The Patriots selected Morton in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft, 234th overall. Morton (6-foot-2, 218 pounds) struggled as a second- and third-year starter for Texas Tech in 2022 and 2023, and even in his otherwise improved fourth season he strained to move the ball (63.3 percent completed, 7.2 yards per attempt). The positive news is Morton really fixed his touchdown to turnover ratio in that fourth season, throwing 27 touchdowns to eight interceptions. Back to the bad news: Morton is decently athletic (4.89-second pro day 40) yet took enough sacks at the collegiate level that it's reasonable to suspect both that Morton is not a threat to run at the NFL level and that he's not even a candidate to manage pocket pressure especially well. Of course, the Patriots may only view Morton as a viable backup to Drake Maye, but even that might be a hasty expectation.
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