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AFC minicamp storylines – NFL.com

May 16, 2013 by Mike Dussault

AFC minicamp storylines – NFL.com

New England Patriots Rob Gronkowski’s forearm is the key story to monitor. If antibiotics successfully eradicate his infection, he could be ready for training camp. If another surgery is required, his status could be in jeopardy for the season opener. … The primary position battle is at wide receiver, where second-rounder Aaron Dobson and fourth-rounder Josh Boyce attempt to make headway against an underwhelming group of veterans such as Donald Jones, Michael Jenkins and Lavelle Hawkins. … Keep an eye on Shane Vereen’s increased role in the backfield.

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