Name the five best running backs in 2004 Patriots history. Di-llon, Di-llon, Di-llon, Di-llon and Di-llon, because he ran with hot fire.
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Name the five best running backs in 2004 Patriots history. Di-llon, Di-llon, Di-llon, Di-llon and Di-llon, because he ran with hot fire.
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Amendola, meanwhile, is a marvel to watch in practice — his technique and precise route-running are impeccable — and he can very much replicate Wes Welker if he can stay healthy. “I think he and Tommy have established a certain chemistry between them,” owner Robert Kraft told SiriusXM last week. “I’m really happy to see the physical connection that they seem to have made.”
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Nugget on Spikes below and not entirely unexpected, we pondered if Hightower was headed to more MLB time all offseason.
One line of thinking was that Patriots linebacker Brandon Spikes stayed away from the team’s voluntary offseason program to give himself the best chance to become a three-down linebacker in the team’s system. But through eight training camp practices, it doesn’t seem like that is where things are decisively headed. More often than not, Spikes has been coming off the field in sub packages, and in some cases, top draft pick Jamie Collins (second round, 52nd overall) is coming on to add more speed and athleticism. It’s still early, but if anything, it looks like second-year linebacker Dont’a Hightower, not Spikes, might be primed to stay on the field more in passing situations.
Nice to see coach make it out for one of his mentors. And yes Parcells was talking to Belichick when he said he wanted a few more championship rings.
Just saw Bill Belichick, after he greeted Parcells during break. He coached #Patriots practice this morning. “Got here as soon as I could.”
— Jarrett Bell (@JarrettBell) August 3, 2013
It’s more technique,” he noted on Saturday. “I think I know most of the stuff we do here [from] the defensive standpoint, [but] you can always learn more. But technique and as we get into the season seeing different teams, seeing what they do and viewing it from the corner standpoint and the safety standpoint is one of the biggest differences.
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Touchdown! @patriots #patriots #patscamp #nfltrainingcamp
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Welker highlights busy Patriots offseason – The Boston Globe Great stuff from Bedard and Shalise breaking down the Patriots roster heading into Free Agency. Some interesting nuggets including these: The more people I talk to about Ochocinco, the more convinced I am that it’s never going to work for him in this offense. It just […]