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New England Patriots draft profile: Defensive end Zach Moore | New England Patriots

The New England Patriots continued to add depth to the defensive end position later on in the 2014 NFL Draft selecting Zach Moore from Division II school Concordia University in the sixth round with the 198th overall pick.

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