Foxborough: There was a play during Patriots Minicamp on Monday When Joshua Dobbs struck Kyle Williams for what seemed like a touch of 40 gardens.
The Rookie receiver showed a high speed when it exploded through the defense and divided the safety of Dell Petus and Jaylinn Hawkins for the scoreboard. There was any questions, however, about whether Dobbs would have been sacked or not to the move.
As a contactless practice, contact- Patriots Defensive players have to climb before they arrive at the quarterback.
“They run three steps, four steps, trying to throw -take care of the quarterback,” said Vrabel. “It depends on who you ask. Questions to the defense, each work is a sack. Ask the offense, each work is not a sack. It only depends on who you ask.”
One day later, the defense left no doubt about his ability to precipitate the passing.
On Tuesday, the last day of Patriots Minicamp, the defense shone. The practice saw four periods from 11 to 11 with two in the red zone. Unlike Monday, the patriot’s offense was very successful when it is near the final zone.
In Monday, Drake Maye launched three touchdowns in two periods of the red zone. On Tuesday, Maye’s group did not reach the final zone.
The defense had Keion White, K’lavon Chaisson, Milton Williams and Marcus Jones in competitive exercises. Christian Gonzalez intercepted Maye, who marked the first quarterback turnover from the first open practice.
The patriots also had steps from Marcus Jones (in the final zone), Alex Austin, and two from the unrecognized Linebacker Cam Riley.
Here are the main bolts of the last day of Patriot Minicamp:
Drake Maye was up and down
Drake Maye did not have a bad day on Tuesday. The Quarterback started the 4 of 4 in the team exercises. It was 6 of 7 when he tried to hit Kyle Williams on the right side. It was when Gonzalez jumped by an interception.
The Patriot Canton made it easy, which speaks of his athletics.
Generally, Maye completed 64% of its passes (9 of 14) to go with turnover. Maye’s group was not so efficient in the red zone. Monday was 6 of 9 with three touchdowns in two periods of the red zone. Tuesday, Maye was the 3 of 6 without touchdowns and a quarterback.
The performance was not all in Maye. Patriot receptors struggled to open when the ball was placed on the 11 or 5 gardens.
This was also the case when the backerbacks of backup Joshua Dobbs and Ben Wooldridge were in the field. Dobbs passed the 9 of 15 with a touch. Wooldridge ended the 2 of 5 a day.
Stand out offensive
Although the defense stole the program, there were still some pleasant moments of Maye’s offense on Tuesday.
During the exercises from 11 to 11, Hunter Henry made a good capture of a Maye hand. Jabrill Peppers was in a narrow coverage, but the veteran end tightly reached the pass with a extracted right hand. He served as a solid reminder that Henry remains the Maye receiver when he was in a jam.
In the first full period, Maye did not waste time trying his veterans corners. In his fourth pass, he won Carlton Davis, while Demario Douglas made a great capture on a deep ball on the left bank.
Douglas had a solid spring and could be linked to a great season under the offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.
Stefon Diggs looks healthy
Stefon Diggs does not look like a player who suffered an ACL torn last season on October 27.
The Patriot receiver has been limited in the three practices open by the media. He said he wanted to do more, but the team would not allow him to participate in full team exercises.
Despite surgery and rehabilitation of the knee, Diggs has shown an amazing speed of speed during individual exercises. This was seen on Tuesday when he took a pass and took a step on the pitch.
After practice, Diggs said he was planned with his rehabilitation.
“It’s pretty well. It has always been a process. I had seven months on Saturday,” said Diggs. “So it is a good meeting of seven months, and I feel very good. I’ve been here by crushing with the boys. It has certainly been a process, but now it’s on the back. I wanted to mix it a little, but I don’t make the rules.”
Diggs spent most of his season out of rehabilitation in Florida in Alkeme Sports Rx with Dr. Sharif Tabbah. When he visited the patriots during the free agency, the team examined the knee and felt so well for the diggs health that signed it to a 3 -year contract of $ 69 million.
Diggs has said that his goal is to play on week 1.
“We’ll see how it goes. Obviously, I don’t make the rules,” Diggs said when they asked him about his time line. However, I bother every day. I can’t do too much about the team, but I want to go out -so whenever you press the button I will be ready. However, every day I bother. ”
Veteran running back feels the heat
Antonio Gibson had a good practice on Tuesday, directing all the passengers with four receptions.
All these catches, however, came from Dobbs as opposed to Maye. The reason was due to the appearance of the Novio Treveyon Henderson. The selection of the second round captured two passes on Tuesday, but both came from Maye.
Henderson has been turning with Rhamondre Stevenson, which shows that patriots have great plans for him. It will be interesting to see how this affects this (if Gibson stays with the team.
The old selection of the first round shines
When the patriots marked their last Tuesday, the amount of K’lavon Chaisson was remarkable on the pitch.
He drafted Jacksonville’s 20th place in 2020, Chaisson signed a one -year agreement with the patriots this season after making five race sacks in 2024 with Las Vegas. On Tuesday, he had a sac divided to Maye along with Milton Williams.
Chaisson could be Harold Landry’s first backup, but he also has the opportunity to shine as a situational pin for the patriots.
Kicker’s battle
This season is the third consecutive year where the patriots will have a new shooter. It seems that the team has finally solved their problems.
On Tuesday, Andy Boregales ended up Minicamp with a perfect 4-of-4 showing in the goal attempts at the field. The selection of the sixth round scored 45 and 51 gardens for an impressive spring. The Rookie finished Otas and Minicamp passing the 19 of 20 in his goal attempts.
Boregales will now enter his first training camp as a massive favorite Romo Parker, who made 14 out of 20 attempts this spring.
Attendance
The patriots ended with Minicamp with the same attendance.
On Tuesday, the team was left without Mack Hollins, Tyrese Robinson, Miles Battle and Wes Schweitzer, who retired. The patriots had a long list of limited players. They include Diggs, Ja’lynn Polk, Mike Onwenu, Kyle Dugger, Austin Hooper, Vederian Lowe and Rookie Jared Wilson.