Patriots Catch-22:Wednesday OTA takeaways, player observations, David Andrews retirement. (2 hours)
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Doug Kyed’s Patriots OTAs observations: Drake Maye dodged the turnover bug; The offense continues to sputter early in camp; Play of the Day: Rookie 3rd-round WR Kyle Williams hauled in a 35-yard pass from backup QB Joshua Dobbs with an over-the-shoulder catch over CB Miles Battle, who had an eventful day. More!
Alex Barth’s Patriots OTA Notebook: Drake Maye’s accuracy was a bit erratic with multiple missed throws, mainly missing high. When Maye did get in a rhythm is was mainly through finding his favorite target from last year in tight end Hunter Henry. That turned into a high-volume day for Henry; Defensive line causing havoc; O-line progressions; Highlight plays; More.
Taylor Kyles’ Patriots OTAs Day 2: Shaky day for Drake Maye; Mike Vrabel’s quotes of note; Craig Woodson has a knack for being around the ball; Javon Baker had a productive practice; Efton Chism continues to look like one of the team’s most consistent receivers; More.
Mark Daniels gives us 8 takeaways from OTAs: Defense stifles Drake Maye. Learning a new offensive system isn’t easy. Through two open practices, the second-year quarterback is 20-of-33 (61%) with four interceptions. Last year, in five spring practices, Maye finished 29-of-44 (66%) with three interceptions. Is this cause for concern?
Phil Perry shares his takeaways from Wednesday’s OTA session: Better day for Maye, but still a slog for the offense; Stefon Diggs drama; Teaching moment with Javon Baker.
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