Yes, the just won their fourth . But that doesn't mean the don't have some holes to fill in the draft. Perhaps the biggest hole is at cornerback, where the Pats lost and , and NFL Media analyst Curtis Conway said Thursday on the NFL Network's "Path to the Draft" that LSU cornerback makes sense for New England with the No. 32 overall pick. Conway said he also likes Wake Forest cornerback but thinks Johnson will be gone at No. 32. "Jalen Collins is a guy ... I think will be there," said Conway, who describes Collins (6-foot-1 1/2, 203 pounds) as "very physical." Fellow analyst Daniel Jeremiah has Collins as and calls him "a big-time playmaker." Collins has excellent measurables, ran a 4.48 40-yard dash at the NFL and has a high ceiling. But he remains a bit raw, as he started just 10 games in his LSU career. The analysts also noted that Buck Williams Jersey the lost running back , who was a weapon as a runner and a receiver, this offseason. Potential running back replacements mentioned for Vereen were Miami's , Nebraska's and Alabama's . Conway seemed especially high on Johnson, saying "he's a mismatch out of the backfield" as a receiver and noting that he can be split outside and also be counted upon to run hard between the tackles. Jeremiah called Johnson "a great fit" for the , and mentioned Abdullah as another back who is a solid dual threat. "If you want a little more size, maybe ," Jeremiah said. Some potential mid-round picks that the analysts thought would help fill holes for the Pats were defensive linemen of Fresno State and of Arkansas, wide receiver of Michigan State and offensive lineman of Mi souri. Morse played tackle for the Tigers, but Jeremiah said he could move to guard and would fit inside with the . Mike Huguenin can be reached at mike.huguenin@nfl.com. You also can follow him on Twitter . Bruce Brown Jr. Jersey