2. Brian Hoyer had the most to gain
When the Patriots went through the first two rounds without drafting a quarterback, Hoyer could breath a sign of relief. If the Patriots drafted a quarterback in those rounds, they would have likely expected him to be the starter. If the coronavirus pandemic shortens the offseason programs, the Patriots may have to turn to Hoyer, largely because of his experience and knowledge of the offense. New England won’t have as much time to teach their playbook if they don’t have OTAs (which seems inevitable) or training camp (which is beginning to feel likely).