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July 29, 2014 by Mike Dussault

Some highlights from the 1-on-1 pass-rush drills included a slick outside-inside double-move by defensive end Jake Bequette rushing against left tackle Nate Solder, and a nice pancake block by Sebastian Vollmer against Rob Ninkovich.

Bequette has been showing up early in camp with an expanded pass rush repertoire. He was a wide-9 speed rusher in college, but pass rushing in the pros is an artform that takes a variety of moves and the patience to set them up over the course of a game. Still think Bequette has to be essentially unblockable in the preseason to win another roster spot, but he’s showing some signs of hope.

Patriots Training Camp Notes: Julian Edelman Makes Highlight Reel Catches – Extra Points – Boston.com

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