Patriots Receivers Get Banged Up At First Day Of Joint Practice Sessions With Titans
It was a bit of a rough day for the health of the Patriots receiving corps.
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It was a bit of a rough day for the health of the Patriots receiving corps.
Take a deep breath, Patriots fans. N'Keal Harry is back -- to an extent.
Now that they're teammates, Bennett has been seen having some lengthy chats with Brady. On Tuesday after the final training camp practice at Gillette Stadium, Bennett shared what he and Brady discuss in such moments.
Once the Patriots drafted Jarrett Stidham in April, the clock was ticking on Danny Etling's Patriots career. That clock finally reached zero on Tuesday, as the Patriots waived Etling from the roster.
That question must have gotten some gears turning in Brady's head, because a day later, the quarterback posted the following to his Facebook and Instagram pages: "I think they just didn't like the way the old helmet was working up in New England."
That news certainly could have been worse, given that the injury appeared to have possibly been serious when it took place in Detroit.
N'Keal Harry's absence from practice on Monday was the biggest takeaway for ESPN.com's Mike Reiss.
Tom Brady is not happy about the forced helmet change, but he said he's just going to have to deal with the rules.
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The foot problem is just one reason for Antonio Brown's continued absence. He's apparently very upset about having to use a new type of helmet.
There was some real, bona fide criticism to a very proper application of the NFL's new rule that allows coaches to challenge plays where pass interference may have been missed. The criticism was quite baffling.
Patriots fans can take a deep breath. It appears as though N'Keal Harry is going to be OK.
