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Some highlights from the 1-on-1 pass-rush drills included a slick outside-inside double-move by defensive end Jake Bequette rushing against left tackle Nate Solder, and a nice pancake block by Sebastian Vollmer against Rob Ninkovich.

Bequette has been showing up early in camp with an expanded pass rush repertoire. He was a wide-9 speed rusher in college, but pass rushing in the pros is an artform that takes a variety of moves and the patience to set them up over the course of a game. Still think Bequette has to be essentially unblockable in the preseason to win another roster spot, but he’s showing some signs of hope.

Patriots Training Camp Notes: Julian Edelman Makes Highlight Reel Catches – Extra Points – Boston.com

https://www.patspropaganda.com/some-highlights-from-the-1-on-1-pass-rush-drills/

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Tuesday Patriots Practice Tweets of Note

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The pads are back on after the team was off from practice yesterday and it sounds like the intensity is starting to pick up. Edelman is having a strong camp, clearly picking up where he left off last year. Nice to see Brandon LaFell make a nice play today after getting off to a slow start last week.

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I’ve played against Darrelle for a lot of years, playing him two times a year with the Jets for a long time, so I know the kind of competitor he is. Having him in practice every day makes all of our guys better because they’re seeing the best, a guy that competes every play in the run game and pass game, on every route. He gets pissed off like I do when a ball gets caught on him. So it’s a nice little competition every day. You’re trying to get the best out of each other.

Tom Brady on Darrelle Revis

Tom Brady with Sirius talk on New England Patriots – ESPN Boston

https://www.patspropaganda.com/ive-played-against-darrelle-for-a-lot-of-years/

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The motivating force on this side of the ball seems to be last season’s AFC title-game loss to the Broncos (New England gave up 400 passing yards and 507 total yards). Players have put the game behind them, but the aftershocks seem to be driving this defense. The starters are challenging the Brady-led offense on every snap in practice and they are getting their fair share of turnovers via interception.

Great read from Pat Kirwan, always enjoy getting his firsthand view of the Pats.

Patriots training camp: Tom Brady and the offense show off versatility – CBSSports.com

https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-motivating-force-on-this-side-of-the-ball/