Will Campbell's left-tackle challenges, Ben Brown's guard play, and Morgan Moses' presence highlight a fragile Patriots front five. Training-camp pressure surged as seven sacks landed on a 12-dropback series, underscoring persistent gaps on the left side and at center. Drake Maye's quarterback plan hinges on quicker decisions while the line coexists with a makeshift center and veteran edge help. Reporters plus Fox/Nike recap frames the OL as a multi-year headache, signaling a run-first game plan and check-downs until a true upgrade arrives. This dynamic matters for fantasy: volume and time to throw stay constrained, while top targets lean toward players who thrive in quick-hit schemes or red-zone opportunities. The host’s verdict—three to four years of dysfunction—stings, yet optimism lingers that Vrabel and McDaniels can squeeze more efficiency out of Maye and the supporting cast if the line can hold up long enough for plays to develop.