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Archives for May 25, 2014

Which players do you see getting time at another position in training camp

May 25, 2014 by Mike Dussault

There’s always a need to build depth by exposing players to multiple positions in the offseason. So just because someone like Logan Ryan might see some time at safety, it’s more to protect the team when injuries strike (which of course they will, especially in the secondary.

So Ryan might get his feet wet back there, just as McCourty will still take some reps at corner from time to time. Hightower could see some time as a pass rushing defensive end or even as an interior sub rusher.

I am curious where they have Armond Armstead. He’s listed as a defensive end on Patriots.com but he mostly been projected as a defensive tackle.

Another interesting spot to watch will be whether Dennard starts seeing time at nickel corner. He has been almost exclusively an outside corner since his rookie year, despite being undersized. He seems to have the necessary quickness, ball skills and toughness to play inside.

Some are speculating whether Mark Harrison could see time at tight end, but it sounds like they still with him at receiver to begin with.

There’s always some juggling on the offensive line. Will Marcus Cannon continue to see spot reps at guard? Or will he move there full time? Does Connolly get much time at Center? Some think Wendell could go and Connolly could slide back to center. Is Cameron Fleming exclusively at right tackle? How versatile are Stork and Halapio?

There’s a lot of unknowns behind the starters at linebacker. Which spots are each of them playing? Cameron Gordon, Deontae Skinner, Darius Fleming,Steve Beauharnais and Taylor McCuller will be interesting to watch. Some unknown will make the team.

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May 25, 2014 by Mike Dussault

He’s a very unselfish player. He always did what was great for the team. That’s what attracted us to him. He had to do it in high school and it probably prepared him just as well for what he had to do in college and possibly now with the Patriots. I think the great thing about him, his mom and dad are great people. His dad is a police officer and raised him the right way to be a pretty unselfish person with just everything he does.

Selflessness has served Patriots rookie James White well | Sports – Patriots | providencejournal.com | The Providence Journa

https://www.patspropaganda.com/james-white-patriots-2/

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May 25, 2014 by Mike Dussault

Belichick and Chip Kelly are now in the process of dotting I’s and crossing T’s for the Patriots and Eagles to do the same at Gillette Stadium the following week (likely Aug. 12-14) before the team’s preseason game.

Quick-hit thoughts around NFL & Pats – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

https://www.patspropaganda.com/belichick-and-chip-kelly-are-now-in-the-process-of/

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