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Gilbert community celebrates former Highland High School star Caleb Lomu ahead of the NFL Draft
Former Highland High School and University of Utah offensive lineman Caleb Lomu was drafted to the New England Patriots on Thursday, but his impact in his hometown of Gilbert goes far beyond the footb...

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Patriots select Utah left tackle Caleb Lomu with 28th pick in NFL draft
Utah’s Caleb Lomu selected by New England Patriots with 28th overall pick, making first-round history for Utes
Five things to know about Patriots first-round draft pick Caleb Lomu
The Patriots traded up to select Utah offensive tackle Caleb Lomu Thursday night in the first round of the 2026 NFL Draft, investing in a developmental player who could help protect quarterback Drake ...

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Patriots trade up, select Utah OT Caleb Lomu with 28th overall pick
Caleb Lomu to Patriots After Bills Trade, Fans React to OT for Drake Maye After Will Campbell Buzz
The team selected Utah offensive tackle Caleb Lomu with the No. 28 overall pick at the first round of Thursday's NFL draft, trading up with the Buffalo Bills to do so.

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Winners and losers from Night 1 of the NFL Draft after Patriots take tackle Caleb Lomu

Caleb Lomu, Utah OT, offers technical precision for Detroit Lions

Utah offensive tackle Caleb Lomu is a smooth, technical player with excellent athleticism. Could he be a fit for the Lions?

What drafting Caleb Lomu in Round 1 means for the Patriots

The 2026 NFL draft got underway up front for the New England Patriots. The war room in Foxborough selected Utah offensive tackle Caleb Lomu at pick No. 28 overall in the first round on Thursday night. That was the call after moving up in an AFC East trade that sent the rights to No. 31 overall and No. 125 overall to the Buffalo Bills.
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49ers mock draft roundup: From Caleb Lomu to a “dark horse” at No. 27

Caleb Lomu leads projections at No. 27, but edge rushers and a dark horse guard also emerge as options in the 2026 NFL Draft.