Strong day for Mac Jones highlights Patriots' training camp practice on Tuesday
Mac Jones and the offense put forth a solid showing on the practice field behind Gillette Stadium.
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Mac Jones and the offense put forth a solid showing on the practice field behind Gillette Stadium.
The offensive line was already a concern for the Patriots entering training camp. But tack on some injuries and a potentially out-of-shape Trent Brown, and the state of the O-Line has become extremely unsettling in New England.
"Everybody's out here competing. All 90 guys. Yeah, that's what we're all here for, is to go out and compete," Belichick said.
For now, Cook remains a free agent.
The pads came on in Foxboro on Monday for the first time of the summer, and it didn't take long for the Patriots to lose some bodies to injury.
"Oh yeah, we notice him," Peppers said of Douglas. "He's out there making plays. We saw it early on in OTAs. What surprises me most is his physicality. He's a smaller guy but he's tough as nails. I think that'll bode well for him."
While the preseason will offer players their first chance to really lay some licks on opponents, Monday's session at least let them knock some rust off against their teammates.
In Foxboro, it just takes a little bit longer for the NFL dream to actualize for rookies.
The thumps were back as the Patriots donned full pads for the first time of the summer.
Free agent running back Ezekiel Elliott paid a visit to the New England Patriots over the weekend.
The early leader for surprise standout at Patriots camp this year would be rookie receiver Demario Douglas.
Matthew Judon has outperformed his contract. Does he want a new one?
"And so I was like man, if he can do just that little thing and just just forget about the elements, forget about how hot he is, forget about if he's cold, forget about like the circumstances that's going around and just focus on football, like that's what I want to steal."
Patriots running back/wide receiver Ty Montgomery suffered an apparent injury during the team's second practice of training camp on Thursday, but Bill Belichick doesn't sound too concerned.
A rather significant change to gameplay is coming to Gillette Stadium.
