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Patriots’ intensity is up in joint practice with Eagles – Patriots – Boston.com
Patriots’ intensity is up in joint practice with Eagles – Patriots – Boston.com
Same guys keep stepping up, and these three could be huge difference makers when it comes to last year’s problems.
THREE UP
TE Zach Sudfeld: Running exclusively with the first unit at this point, he is catching everything thrown his way and looks potentially like the best tight end on the field.
WR Kenbrell Thompkins: Had the Philadelphia media saying, “Who is this guy again?” after making catch after catch after catch in team drills.
LB Jamie Collins: Got a lot of work with the first unit, especially in nickel and dime situations. At one point, he was lined up across from Cooper.
Tom Brady was outstanding. He commanded the offense with pristine form against a live defense for the first time, and it was impressive. Brady completed 20-of-20 passes in 1-on-1s, 7-of-7 passes in 7-on-7s and 17-of-21 passes in 11-on-11s. Two of his incompletions were drops – Kenbrell Thompkins after slipping while coming out of his break, and Danny Amendola on a quick slant in the end zone.
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Good list of guys to watch on Friday night. Would also throw the safety play in there as well.
Tuesday Patriots-Eagles Practice Tweets of Note
Lots of great stuff today, since when certain Patriots do good things it’s not at the expense of other Patriots.
Chung just got de-pantsed by Amendola. Like 3 times in the same route. Then Dobson made a one-handed snag. #MVP #PatriotsTalk
— Michael Giardi (@MikeGiardi) August 6, 2013
Boyce and Amendola looked great in one-on-ones vs. Eagles DBs
— Nick Underhill (@Nick_Underhill) August 6, 2013
Brady just completed 20-of-20 in first 1-on-1s vs Eagles CBs. Dobson made a filthy one-handed turnaround catch. Boyce 2 difficult grabs.
— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) August 6, 2013
Brady is putting on an absolute clinic during one-on-one drills. Touch, timing, and anticipation aspects are amazing.
— Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) August 6, 2013
Concern for Pats Remains the Same
Through the offseason, we spent plenty of time talking about the turnover and injuries to the offense, but as training camp has progressed I’m starting to think it will once again be the pass defense that this edition of the Pats lives or dies by.
No one expects the Patriots to suddenly stink because of the changes to their team, the NFL betting odds still have them expected to win around 11 games.
The collection of Danny Amendola and three rookie wide receivers have given plenty of reasons for optimism, as have undrafted tight end Zach Sudfeld. Tom Brady is still at the top of his game, and with a solid stable of running backs there’s no reason to think the Pats offense won’t be in the top ten of the NFL once again.
The defense had plenty of continuity this offseason and that’s a great thing, but it still seems like they’re searching for an answer at safety next to Devin McCourty.
Alfonzo Dennard has looked good at cornerback, but could very well be facing a suspension. Ras-I Dowling has missed nearly a week of practices being hurt once again.
That leaves a possible starting cornerback trio of Aqib Talib (who’s been great), Kyle Arrington (who’s had his issues playing on the outside) and rookie Logan Ryan in the slot.
The pass rush with Chandler Jones, Rob Ninkovich, and likely Marcus Benard will have to be stellar to help this secondary who still doesn’t seem to overwhelm with confidence.
If the Patriots defense can take a significant step this season the Patriots could be even better than they were in recent seasons that saw them make it to the Super Bowl and AFC Championship.
If you’re into NFL betting, the Pats defense should be the thing informing your bets.
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