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Belichick’s no-tolerance policy with players being on time is well documented; most recently with Revis and running back Jonas Gray being sent home from the team facility during the 2014 regular season for arriving late.

Over his 16 years as coach, it’s one of the primary messages he stresses with players, noting that unpredictable weather is part of living in New England and to always plan accordingly with a larger margin for error.

However, this is believed to be the first time Belichick has sidelined a player for multiple weeks in a voluntary setting.

Mike Reiss Malcolm Butler of New England Patriots benched at OTAs after being late to practice

https://www.patspropaganda.com/belichicks-no-tolerance-policy-with-players-being/

Source: Malcolm Butler benched by Patriots due to missed flight

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Source: Malcolm Butler benched by Patriots due to missed flight

Welp another Patriot learns the hard way why you can never be late in Foxboro. My college hockey coach demanded we were always five minutes early for any team activity and I still can’t shake the fear it instilled in me. One day my roommate and I somehow both overslept and were late to a morning lift at 6am. Of course that was the one day the coach showed up and he sent us right back to the dorms. The next day we had to run around the rink, up and down the stairs, for  a while and all was okay after that. But I still can’t stand to be late to anything. 

Chandler Jones Will Outprice the Patriots

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Chandler Jones Will Outprice the Patriots

Good take from Rich Hill and I have to agree with him. There’s no question that Chandler is a very athletic defensive end who can do it all and that’s why he never leaves the field. He’s shown plenty of flashes of brilliance in his first three seasons, but decisions have to be made. 

The Patriots had no depth last season at the position, but this offseason they’ve remedied that by adding Jabaal Sheard via free agency and drafting Tre Flowers, Geneo Grissom and Xzavier Dickson. Those rookies are under contract for four years while both Rob Ninkovich and Jabaal Sheard both have two more years.

If one of the rookies emerges as a legitimate player, the Pats will be fairly well protected against Jones’ departure in 2017.

You never want to see good young players leave, but I do think that Collins and Hightower should be the long-term priorities. Either way they still have two seasons to figure it out, but the planning has already begun.

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tbbc123:

Julian Frances Edelman and Daniel James Amendola ??

https://www.patspropaganda.com/tbbc123-julian-frances-edelman-and-daniel-james/