The Boston Patriots first ever draft choice was halfback Ron Burton from Northwestern University. Burton played with the Patriots from 1960-1965 and had career totals of 1536 rushing yards, 111 pass receptions, and 19 TDs. He holds the Patriots team record for longest return of a missed field goal at 91 yards.
In the 7th round of the 2006 NFL Draft, the New England Patriots selected Baylor Corner Back Willie Andrews, with the 229th overall pick.
Running back Lawrence Maroney out of the University of Minnesota.
QB Jim Plunkett who was the Patriots first round selection, and first selection overall, in the 1971 NFL draft and played with the Patriots for 5 seasons won Super Bowls XV and XVIII with the Raiders. Another Patriots draft choice won a Super Bowl with the Raiders. Running back/kick returner Carl Garrett, drafted by the Patriots in the 3rd round of the 1969 draft and who spent 4 seasons with the team, won Super Bowl XI with the Raiders.
Currently, running back Shane Vareen wears #34 for the Patriots.
Defensive Back Willie Clay wore #32 for the 1996 Patriots.
He was drafted by the Patriots in 200, 6th round pick 199 overall
Number 34 on the Patriots is running back Sammy Morris. According to the New England Patriots player bio, Sammy Morris is married and has three children, two girls and a boy.
Running Back J.R. Redmond wore 21 for the 2001 New England Patriots.
Currently #22 is worn by running back Stevan Ridley.
Defensive back Nate Ebner.
The Patriots instead choose to wear the number 91 on the back of their helmets in remeberance of their fallen teammate Marquise Hill, who died over the summer of 2007 in a boating accident.
Robert Weathers has: Played Himself - New England Patriots Running Back in "The NFL on NBC" in 1965. Played Himself - New England Patriots Running Back in "NFL Monday Night Football" in 1970. Played himself in "1982 NFL Draft" in 1982. Played Himself - New England Patriots Running Back in "1985 AFC Championship Game" in 1986. Played Himself - New England Patriots Running Back in "Super Bowl XX" in 1986.