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Chung studying up - Reiss' Pieces - Boston.com


Im starting to believe that picking up Chung at #34 was a great pick!!

Gwedd

Looks like we got someone who gets it

Box_O_Rocks

Ron Brace said the exact same thing in his interview yesterday, so far #1 & #2 are speaking like they listened very closely to BB's welcome speech.

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Dragda

We don't get to see much PAC 10 football in the east, but I live in Oregon and Mass (I get to pay income tax to TWO states!). This kid played lights out. He was my draft "binky" as we say around here. He's the perfect Patriots player assuming he can make the grade in the pros.

I can't believe I just used the word binky. I'll be saying shadow roster next.

StyLeZ X

reports are chung has looked fantastic on the field so far.

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maverick4

Patriot Pat is going to be beloved as Troy.

Feep50

As long as he continues knocking people into different zip codes he can bone up all he wants on the Pats terminology.......

BB drafted a quality hitter at SS..........

MoLewisrocks

If this kid carries himself on the field nearly as well as he appears to off it he looks to have impact player potential. Would be nice if they could get Rodney to come in and work on the finishing touches of his rehab at Gillette even if they don't envision adding him to the PUP squad since he's made it pretty clear he will at least be available for the shadow roster. I believe Troy worked out here unsigned his last couple of off seasons...

mayoclinic

I think that last year's rookie group stood out by the way they approached learning the system, led by Mayo and Guyton. Chung seems to be continuing on that path. I think BB may perhaps be prioritizing a player being a film junkie and a quick learner more than in the past - not because he's relying on immediate results, but because those players are more likely to adapt well to his complex system and eventually succeed. Producing early results is a nice fringe benefit though.

A young enforcer in the secondary would be a tremendous asset to this defense. Meriweather could be the ballhawk, which is more the role that was initially envisioned of him.

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PatsBoy12

This is so encouraging.