• What do the Patriots look like heading into the draft?

• What direction will New England take at No. 31?

• Are there some guys who could fit with the Patriots that we aren’t talking about right now?

• What’s the possibility that Jacob Rodriguez lasts until the end of the second round?

• What has been the most surprising thing about this draft class?

• Is there any reason to think that Fernando Mendoza won’t go No. 1 overall?

• How will Mendoza’s collegiate charisma play in the NFL?

...and much more.

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—Three weeks from today, we’ve got the NFL Draft. The Patriots are picking at No. 31. What side of the ball are you going with in the first round?

–There’s been a lot of talk about the idea of adding AJ Brown…either before or after June 1st. You hear people in Philly, and there’s a sense of inevitability that the receiver and the team are headed for a breakup, and it’s just a matter of when and where he goes. If the Patriots do ultimately land him, what sort of advice would Hogan give him when it comes to how to succeed in a Josh McDaniels offense?

—Mike Vrabel said Christian Gonzalez has earned a contract extension, so they have this year and next year because of the option. Where do you stand on this? Are we OK with likely paying him somewhere in the range of $30 to $35 annually?

–It was announced this week that the Patriots are doing Hard Knocks in 2027. I know we’ve talked about this before, but in the wake of this news, and as a former star of the show, does Hogan have any advice for the coaches and players?

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• Eric has the Patriots taking Max Iheanachor in his latest mock draft. What stands out most about him at No. 31?

• Aside from Iheanachor, what are some of the best ways of addressing the offensive line?

• Who could be available to New England if it wants to build out some receiver depth?

• Outside of Kenyon Sadiq, is there an impact tight end in this draft class?

• Making the case for Jacob Rodriguez at the end of the second round.

• Eric nailed it last year with Isaac TeSlaa. Is there a Chris Hogan-type out there this year to get excited about?

• Who are some edge guys who might be available at the end of the first round.

...and much more.

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• What does Romeo Doubs bring to the New England offense? What makes him special, and possibly a good fit in Foxborough?

• Do they still need to go out and get a “No. 1 receiver”?

• Who will be the one who steps into Stefon Diggs’ leadership role?

• What makes a good leader? Is there someone who can cross over from one side of the ball to the other when it comes to leadership? Maybe Morgan Moses is that guy.

• Any other free agents’ stand out for Hogan?

• Any thoughts on Doubs wearing No. 87?

• Romeo Doubs had to put down the iPad and stop learning the playbook so he could sign his contract.

• Have you seen anything like what’s happened with Maxx Crosby over the last couple of weeks?

• How were the medicals and team training staff viewed in New England under Bill Belichick?

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• Thoughts on the decision to move on from Diggs.

• What will the offense look like moving forward?

• Is there someone on this roster right now who figures to benefit from the decision to move on from Diggs?

• Should the Patriots be looking at Alec Pierce and/or A.J. Brown?

• There’s a lot of Chris Hogan in Alec Pierce’s game. Pierce said playing lacrosse helped him as a receiver. How?

• Guys at the combine who might fit in Foxborough, including Georgia tight end Oscar Delp and Texas Tech linebacker Jacob Rodriguez.

• The numbers at the combine — especially for the 40 — were crazy this year.

• Rooting for the Patriots to draft “Big Citrus.”

• The NFLPA grades. The Patriots’ plane gets another lousy grade. Why is it so bad? And is it a generational thing, like Hogan said?

• Diggs enters the pantheon of one-and-done guys in Foxborough. Who was Hogan’s favorite one-and-done teammate?

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• Initial thoughts on Super Bowl LX.

• Comparisons to the 1996 Patriots team that wasn’t quite ready yet to be a Super Bowl champion.

• What’s the path forward for Will Campbell?

• On the offensive line

• The FanDuel favorites to win Super Bowl LXI.

• On the Curse of the Super Bowl Loser.

• What do you tell the team if Mike Vrabel asks you to address them?

• Have you ever gone back and watched a Super Bowl that you lost? Do you ever wear your AFC Championship ring?

• Price’s Super Bowl celebrity story.

• Hogan’s Super Bowl celebrity story.

• On Drake Maye’s maturity when it comes to the Super Bowl experience, including the parties.

• Seeing Malcolm Butler in San Francisco.

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Phil and Matt Simms discuss the Super Bowl that occurred last night which resulted in Sam Darnold and the Seattle Seahawks being named Super Bowl Champions. They discuss how both teams played and how they were extremely underwhelmed with the effort Drake Maye and the Patriots put forth. They applaud Kenneth Walker's effort and back the decision to make him the Super Bowl MVP. To hear all of that and MUCH more, listen in to Simms Complete NOW!

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