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Tom Brady and his receivers put on a clinic vs. Eagles – Sports – The Boston Globe

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Tom Brady and his receivers put on a clinic vs. Eagles – Sports – The Boston Globe

Arrington: Has arguably been the Patriots’ most consistent cornerback throughout camp, and could end up as one of the starting outside corners, especially if Alfonzo Dennard is suspended.

Haven’t made much mention of the divisive Arrington here, but I was all for his re-signing this offseason and was glad when they locked him up. You can’t put a price on his experience and versatility, despite how he’s definitely had some bad plays that have stuck out over the years. Fact is, he’s just entering his prime, and if he continues to progress he could grow into an excellent corner.

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Without tackling, it’s difficult to effectively evaluate offensive and defensive linemen, but defensive tackle Marcus Forston continues to look quick, nimble and in good shape. He flashed during team drills and looks to be right in the mix among the defensive tackles to start next to Vince Wilfork.

Observations from 11th practice – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

https://www.patspropaganda.com/without-tackling-its-difficult-to-effectively/

Big takeaway: The big WR is back – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

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Big takeaway: The big WR is back – New England Patriots Blog – ESPN Boston

Just what we need…

Think about the team’s offense in 2011 and 2012, and then ask the question, “Who could make that type of play in the deep part of the field?” The top receivers last year were Brandon Lloyd (6-foot-0) and Wes Welker (5-foot-9). Lloyd made acrobatic catches along the sideline, but he wasn’t outleaping defenders and high-pointing the ball on vertical routes downfield. Two years ago, it was the top combination of Welker and Deion Branch (5-foot-9). Same type of deal. So what we’ve seen from Dobson (6-3, 210) is something that hasn’t shown up on the radar since the Patriots had 6-foot-4 Randy Moss running routes on the outside. This isn’t to compare Dobson to Moss. That would be ridiculous. But it’s the style of play that is being highlighted, while also keeping things in proper context (it’s early, this was a joint practice, and Dobson is far from a polished product).

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Sudfeld with the one-handed catch.

(via Patriots – Eagles Joint Practice – 8/7/2013)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/sudfeld-with-the-one-handed-catch-via-patriots/