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July 31, 2014 by Mike Dussault

Revis is unlike any cornerback the Patriots have had at training camp in recent years. He makes ridiculous interceptions look routine, such as one he had on a deep fade to Julian Edelman early in camp, where he leaped while falling backwards to make the grab over his head, landing on his back and keeping the ball through the catch.

Patriots Training Camp Notes: Darrelle Revis Making Life Difficult For Offense – Extra Points – Boston.com

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