Patriots-Eagles Joint Practice Takeaways: Mixed Day For Cam Newton, Mac Jones
The Patriots kicked off joint practices with the Eagles on Monday, an important part of the training camp process.
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The Patriots kicked off joint practices with the Eagles on Monday, an important part of the training camp process.
The world has finally caught a glimpse of Mac Jones in a Patriots uniform. And the opinions -- informed or otherwise -- are flowing.
A Boston team will be playing for a title on Tuesday night.
The Patriots entered Monday's joint practice session in Philadelphia without Jonnu Smith or Hunter Henry. In that practice, they lost another tight end in Matt LaCosse.
Mac Jones had somewhat of a new look on Monday, as he and the Patriots began joint practice sessions with the Philadelphia Eagles.
It looks like the Revolution will be without forward Adam Buksa for a few weeks in September.
It's not often that five quarterbacks get picked in the first 15 selections of the NFL draft. That was, of course, the case this year, with Trevor Lawrence, Zach Wilson, and Trey Lance going 1-2-3, and with Justin Fields (11) and Mac Jones (15) completing the quintet.
The legend of Payton Pritchard continues to grow this summer as Boston's backup point guard had a Pro-Am for the ages late Saturday night, dropping an absurd 92 points in his home state of Oregon.
The New England Patriots have a new member of the NFL Top 100 club, as cornerback J.C. Jackson has made his debut on the list of the league's top players.
There was some good news and there was some bad news out of Patriots training camp on Sunday.
Boston has won four of five games after losing 10 of 12 and falling out of first place in the AL East.
Infielder Travis Shaw is coming back to Boston to rejoin the Red Sox. He was claimed off waivers Sunday from the Milwaukee Brewers.
Tom Brady was 1 of 2 for 9 yards and was sacked once in his brief appearance Saturday night.
With the club's sixth win in the last seven games, the Revolution remain six points ahead in the Supporters' Shield standings and currently sit 12 points clear atop the Eastern Conference.
In his first time on a Major League mound in over two years, Chris Sale looked a lot like the Chris Sale of old.
