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Wes Welker was an All-Rookie Returner as an undrafted player with Miami in 2004. Welker would begin to see more time at Wide Receiver, but the Patriots saw something more special in him, and they traded for him in 2007.
We don’t think that we are incorrect in stating that the most versatile player in Patriots history has to be Gino Cappelletti.
Vince Wilfork was a champion at the University of Miami in 2001, and it would not be long before he achieved that on the professional level.