Patriots camp is producing fantasy intrigue at multiple positions as Matthew Berry sits with the Next Pats crew to break down what’s real from the summer chatter. Travyan Henderson emerges as a true camp standout, flashing explosive playmaking ability that could translate to meaningful touches when the games matter. Drake Maye commands the two-quarterback offense, showing line-of-scrimmage command, strong reads, and a quick hook with Josh McDaniels that hints at early fantasy upside in 2QB formats. Stefon Diggs’ presence and a buoyant, weapon-rich pass game shape backfield projections and target distribution, while Will Campbell’s steady growth earns him an honorable mention in the rookie of camp. The 53-man roster discussion reinforces the Patriots’ depth constraints but also highlights young architectural pieces who could surprise if given a chance, with a few sleepers on special teams hoping to carve out a role. Berry’s QB and RB notes, plus the New England offense’s youth movement, set up a summer-to-fall fantasy narrative that owners will want to monitor weekly as practice reps fade into meaningful regular-season reps.