As the NFL Draft approaches, all eyes are on the New England Patriots, with many experts predicting they'll strike gold by selecting Will Campbell, the standout tackle from LSU, with the fourth overall pick.

Currently, betting odds strongly favor Campbell (-200) to be snagged at that position, making him the clear leader among potential draftees, with the competition trailing far behind at 5-to-1 odds.

Despite some debate over his arm length causing a stir among analysts, NFL Draft guru Todd McShay is all in on Campbell. He views him as the top offensive line prospect available and notes that his impeccable character sets him apart in a draft laden with uncertainty.

In a recent appearance on the Ryen Russillo Show, McShay emphasized that this year's offensive line class is riddled with question marks—ranging from maturity concerns to past incidents. He stated, "Campbell is, without a doubt, the cleanest prospect of the bunch. Anyone worried about risks should find comfort in that."

He believes Campbell could bring essential leadership to the Patriots' offensive line, especially as they look to develop star quarterback Drake Maye.

"Teams like the Patriots are aiming to solidify their line with a dependable player who can contribute immediately," McShay added. "They'll rest easy knowing they are selecting someone who not only has talent but also embodies the right attitude and work ethic to thrive in this organization."

Mike Vrabel, in a pre-draft press conference, echoed McShay's sentiments, highlighting the importance of high-character athletes while also reminding everyone that raw talent is non-negotiable for NFL success.

"We strive to be aggressive in our acquisitions," Vrabel noted. "It's a balance—knowing when to take calculated risks while ensuring we're adding quality players. Just having good guys isn’t enough. To win, we need talent with heart, and players like Campbell are exactly what we need to build a winning culture."