What Patriots Fans Should Keep Eye On During Pre-Training Camp Break
The Patriots are off for over a month before training camp, but that doesn't mean New England won't be busy during that time.
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The Patriots are off for over a month before training camp, but that doesn't mean New England won't be busy during that time.
FOXBORO -- The final Patriots practice of the spring ended with offensive and defensive players huddled around NFL referees, called on by head coach Jerod Mayo to officiate practice. With the raise of an officials' arms, offensive players celebrated and defensive players were forced to do pushups. Quarterback Drake Maye had tossed a fade to fellow wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk, a fellow rookie, who had to extend to catch the pass as he fell to the ground with undrafted rookie cornerback Mikey Victor in coverage.
New England Patriots rookie receiver Ja'Lynn Polk hauled in a pair of touchdowns during Day 1 of mandatory minicamp at Gillette Stadium.
The Patriots are playing with a fourth offensive coordinator in as many years. Players are encouraged by how the offense is progressing during OTAs and minicamp, and they believe they'll be able to hit the ground running when training camp begins in 2024.
Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was the biggest storyline of open-to-media OTAs, but there were others who impressed and underwhelmed.