Christopher_Price

Hey all ... my latest from today is a chat with new Patriots' long snapper Jake Ingram. His college coach says he's a worthy successor to Lonie Paxton.

Christopher Price | Selection of Ingram was a snap

As always, let me know your opinions. And for those who haven't done so already, you can sign up to follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/capeleaguer.

Thanks,
Chris

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Patjew

Hold on now... is that headline some kind of play on words?

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JSn

No man - no-one uses a pun as a headline, that would just be lame...

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Nice work!

JSn

Enjoyed the article, Chris. I'm glad you guys cover the less glamorous players too. I have to admit, seeing Paxton go made me think about where our kicking game might be headed. This guys sounds like a good prospect.

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Christopher_Price

Thanks -- as always, I appreciate the kind words. (The other headline suggestion was "Long journey to New England for Ingram" )

I'm really interested to see what happens to the special teams unit this year. They've lost a few good special teamers this offseason -- Paxton, Izzo, Washington, Hobbs (no matter what you think of him as a CB, he was a better than average return man). He also seems like a genuinely nice kid, very respectful. Might make a good special teams binky for someone out there.

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patsox23

GREAT stuff, as always, Chris. Thanks for the awesome work.

JSn

I honestly think the loss of the 3 man wedge would have mitigated Hobbs awesome return game anyway. Could be wrong, we'll see.

Saw an article (NESN, I think) on Slater stepping up at the return position with interview bits on it and how Hobbs and Faulk have helped him out.

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Pats726

Great article...I've heard he's really one who wants to improve in all the little things... GREAT to focus as well on some of the non glamerous and lesser known players brought in..ALL I think have a story....Hobbs is a great returner..and Izzo has been a really solid ST captain..I think he'll be missed more than many think..

PatsChamp88

Good stuff I hope he wins the job!