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Archives for July 19, 2013

Pats release Donald Jones

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A little bit of a surprise, especially just a week before camp starts, but I love it. Been saying all along I’d rather they just go for it with the group of rookies that they have. This also could mean that some of those rooks who were banged up might be ready to go, like Dobson, Boyce and Harrison. This is going to be a fascinating area to watch in camp.

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(via Snapshot: 2013 media guide cover – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/via-snapshot-2013-media-guide-cover-new/

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Three shirts for sale at the Prop Shop, just $15 each, with some stickers thrown in! Time to gear up for the season with some custom unique Pats gear you won’t find anywhere else!

https://www.patspropaganda.com/three-shirts-for-sale-at-the-prop-shop-just-15/

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[T]he Patriots do not plan on cutting Dennard, a league source told the Globe. The team is, however, prepared for Dennard to be suspended by the NFL under the player conduct policy. As a reference point, Lions cornerback Aaron Berry was suspended for three games in 2012 after getting arrested twice in the offseason. An NFL spokesman said only that Dennard’s case is “under review.”

Source: Patriots not planning to cut CB Alfonzo Dennard – Extra Points – Boston.com

https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriots-do-not-plan-on-cutting-dennard-a/

Patriots – Knight Time: RU coach Kyle Flood discusses reasons behind Patriots-Rutgers connection – WEEI | Christopher Price

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Patriots – Knight Time: RU coach Kyle Flood discusses reasons behind Patriots-Rutgers connection – WEEI | Christopher Price

Tons of great stuff in this one including these two bits:

“I will say that Logan and Devin might be the two best practice and game players I’ve seen come through this program. Guys who just do it every day – every rep, all the time. They’re two great examples for us as a program to use when it comes to younger players. When you see a guy work as hard as they do, it’s hard not to follow along.”

 “Steve Beauharnais is an elite-level leader. I said to coach Belichick when I had the chance to meet with him was that Steve was the rarest of all leaders. ‘He’s not interested in being popular with his teammates. He’s more interested in doing everything the right way. He will always be to the one who will do it the right way and expect everyone around him to do it the right way as well.”