New England Patriots links 7/25/25 - Offensive line coming into focus
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Paul Perillo’s Day 2 Blogservations: Drake Maye has looked comfortable working in Josh McDaniels’ offense.
Alexandra Francisco reports that with 40 shelter dogs being rescued, the Patriots’ dog adoption event was a major success — just Ask Kicker Andy Borregales, who went home from training camp with a new furry friend.
Patriots Unfiltered Interview:Mike Onwenu joins the crew after practice. (6.30 min. video)
Training Camp-Cast, Day 2:Offense stacks solid day, DeMario Douglas pops and kicker competition begins. Mike Dussault, Paul Perillo and Evan Lazar break it all down. (8 min. video)
Mike Reiss has the latest training camp intel and updates: DeMario Douglas had the catch of the day; In the first full-team FG work of camp, rookie Andy Borregales was 3 of 4; WR Kyle Williams, who impressed on Day 1 with a catch against second-team All-Pro CB Christian Gonzalez, was quieter on Day 2 and dropped one short pass; More.
Mike D’Abate’s Training Camp Notebook: DeMario Douglas Impresses; Roll Call; QB Snapshot; Offense observations: New England’s offensive objective was gaining positive yards on first down, while avoiding penalties and negative plays; Defense observations: Newcomer Milton Williams and third-year defender Keion White aligned along the interior of the defensive line, applying continuous pressure on the quarterback; More!
Mark Daniels shares 7 takeaways from Day 2: In the final 11-on-11 period, Maye scrambled on the first snap to avoid the pass rush and then completed four passes in a row. His passing was nearly perfect before Pharms batted down his final passing attempt at the line of scrimmage.
Alex Barth’s training camp notebook: An efficient Day 2. When Drake Maye was under center on Thursday, the ball really didn’t hit the ground. He completed 14 of his 15 total passes, and once again looked in command of the offense; Backup QBs check-in; D-Line PBU; More.
Meghan Ottolini gives us 5 takeaways from Day 2 of camp: Today’s competitive team periods focused on the quick game while Drake Maye drove the offense, and the scheme looked classically Josh McDaniels-ian. More.
Andrew Callahan’s Day 2 takeaways: Drake Maye almost perfect, pass rush heats up; More.
Khari Thompson picks 5 takeaways from Day 2 of Patriots training camp: An efficient Drake Maye, a slimmer Christian Barmore, and an absent Ja’Lynn Polk were among the top storylines; More.
Ian Logue spotlights how Drake Maye is standing out early in camp, showing improved decision-making, accuracy, and confidence in Josh McDaniels’ offense.
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