Patriots will listen to offers for backup quarterbacks

Brian Hoyer will be an unrestricted free agent at the end of the season.

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Director of player personnel Nick Caserio confirmed the Patriots are willing to listen to offers for backup quarterbacks Brian Hoyer and Ryan Mallett. 

The comments came during Caserio's pre-draft press conference when asked if the Patriots would try to turn one of their backup quarterbacks into future draft picks.

"If those calls come then we'll listen," said Caserio. "If it's something that we feel makes sense, then we'll consider it."

Michael Lombardi of the NFL Network recently joined Quick Slants to share why he believes the Patriots should hold on to both of their backup quarterbacks.