Bruschi goes into the Hall at Patriots Place Monday. Wish I could be there.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/bruschi-goes-into-the-hall-at-patriots-place/
Collins, taken with the Patriots’ first pick in the draft at 52d overall, practiced subbing in and out of the first team defense. He was looked at from all different linebacker positions, and extensively worked dropping back into coverage for most of practice, not spending as much time working on the pass rush. He looked strong on defending the passes that came his way, and made a tackle after the catch on tight end Zach Sudfeld
https://www.patspropaganda.com/collins-taken-with-the-patriots-first-pick-in/
Patriots open camp in wet, sloppy workout – Sports – The Boston Globe
Patriots open camp in wet, sloppy workout – Sports – The Boston Globe
More interesting nuggets, with Marcus Cannon getting a serious look at right guard.
Marcus Cannon worked with the first offensive line unit a bit at right guard (L to R): Nate Solder, Logan Mankins, Ryan Wendell, Cannon, Sebastian Vollmer. Dan Connolly also worked with the first team. The second unit was (L to R): Elvis Fisher, Tyronne Green, Josh Kline, Markus Zusevics, Kevin Haslam.
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Observations from Day 1 – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
Observations from Day 1 – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston
More observations coming in…
Among the most important developments of the day from this vantage point was having fourth-round wide receiver Josh Boyce on the field. Boyce, who was severely limited in the offseason by a foot injury, is a natural hands catcher with smooth movements and precision to his routes. That’s consistent with what we saw in his college film. Assuming his foot is 100 percent, look for him to continue to compete for reps.
For those with an interest in the intangibles: veteran safety Adrian Wilson appears to have asserted himself quickly as a leader, greeting his teammates with high-fives and support as they came to the sideline. Seems like he’ll have an impact off the field as well as on it.
Are there any plans on changing the PatsPropaganda logo to coincide with the new style Patriots logo? (Haffan)
Kind of torn on this one. On one hand I kind of like the old school look, but maybe it’s time to modernize it. Just not sure if it would fit as well in the new style. Or maybe it’s time for a new logo all together. Anyone out there got any ideas or want to whip something up?
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