The New England Patriots are actively seeking to add a young quarterback to their roster, as emphasized by head coach Mike Vrabel. They hosted Jalon Daniels, a dual-threat quarterback from the University of Kansas, for a Top 30 visit. Daniels, who served as a four-time captain, finished his college career with 9,282 passing yards and 67 passing touchdowns, ranking second in school history in several key categories. Last season, he achieved career highs with 2,531 passing yards and 22 touchdowns, alongside 404 rushing yards and four rushing touchdowns. Despite his impressive stats, Daniels has faced challenges with 31 interceptions and is considered undersized at 6-foot-1. He recorded the fifth-best athleticism score among quarterbacks at the NFL Combine, making him an intriguing option for the Patriots as they look to fill the quarterback position. So far, he is the only quarterback the team has hosted for a visit ahead of the upcoming draft.