Crownover stands at 6-foot-7, 319 pounds with 35 3/8-inch arms. It will be seen what kind of role he will earn on the roster, but at the very least he gives New England a physical specimen to possibly develop into a longterm swing tackle behind future starting pair Will Campbell and Caleb Lomu. | Grade: B+Pat Lane: The Patriots address tackle again in the sixth round, this time taking Crownover. They were lacking depth at the tackle position last season, and that is no longer a problem after taking two in the draft so far.

Crownover has fantastic size and length and decent athleticism. He’s a bit of a project, but he should be a perfect swing tackle for them for the future, and, potentially, a starting tackle if either Lomu or Campbell need to move inside | Grade: B-Matt St. Jean: You can never have enough bodies on the offensive line, and the Patriots double-dipped at tackle for the second year in a row.

Crownover is big and athletic with very long arms, and the right tackle was seen as a fourth-round pick by consensus. He’s an intriguing option as a developmental swing tackle. | Grade: AAndrew Guindon: The Patriots pick up another offensive tackle in Crownover, five rounds after the Caleb Lomu selection. With this pick, New England solidifies its depth at tackle for the foreseeable future.

Crownover and Marcus Bryant are the top developmental candidates to take over the top swing tackle role after Lomu eventually receives his starting nod. He’s massive as well, standing at 6-foot-7 and 319 pounds, and has solid range and lateral agility for his size. Having a complete offensive tackle room is a luxury in the NFL. | Grade: A-The Patriots’ next draft pick is set to come around at No. 212 later in the sixth round.

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