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The combination of size, soft hands, efficient route-running and pure athleticism were all on display on Saturday. If Dobson continues to build off his strong start to camp, he’ll be well on his way to making a big impact as a rookie.
Daily training camp overreaction: Aaron Dobson for rookie of the year! – Going Deep – Boston.com
Looking forward to Frenz’s overreactions.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-combination-of-size-soft-hands-efficient/
Now that I have a year under my belt in the NFL, my biggest thing is trying to help everyone, try to be that player that helps everyone, make sure everyone’s on the same page, make sure everyone’s got it, just to be that helpful player,” Jones said. “That’s who I want to be.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/now-that-i-have-a-year-under-my-belt-in-the-nfl/
The Patriots affixed small cameras to the helmets of each of their quarterbacks for practice, something they’ll use to study the film later in the day. In addition, a ladder was placed in the end zone for a member of the video staff to stand atop and follow each of the quarterbacks in their movements during team drills.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/the-patriots-affixed-small-cameras-to-the-helmets/
Aaron Dobson started the day well in receiving drills, exhibiting excellent body control along the sideline and strong hands. His route-running looks improved as well, sharp cuts and smooth hips while playing against air. Dobson started slow in live action, not earning a target in the first set of 7v7 drills, but finished strong. He made five catches on six targets, the lone miss coming on a fantastic interception from Alfonzo Dennard. Dennard stayed in phase on Dobson’s “go” route and was able to high-point the ball and come down with the pick.
Patriots Training Camp Notes: Dobson Shines on Day Two | NEPatriotsDraft.com – 2013 NFL Draft
Great stuff from NEPD Editor James Christensen.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/aaron-dobson-started-the-day-well-in-receiving/
It’s clear that things are very fluid at this point at tight end. Ballard continues to get more and more reps at tight end, and looks a little smoother and more fluid than he did this spring during minicamps. Daniel Fells is part of the regular rotation, and Michael Hoomanawanui got consistent reps at both tight end and fullback. In addition, Zach Sudfeld continues to stand out because of his size and the fact that he doesn’t appear to be too overwhelmed by much.
https://www.patspropaganda.com/its-clear-that-things-are-very-fluid-at-this/
Woodhead is really making a push for a new contract down the stretch.
