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I can't wait for training camp. It's interesting comparing your own observations while attending TC to the reporters' observations.
I'd be skeptical on Boyce. Reporters last season were raving about him at TC and in reality he looked lost/couldn't get separation. Although to be fair I agreed with them that Sudfeld was looking great when I was there.
BTW, how about our 3rd team college offense?
QB: Garoppolo
RB: White, Houston, Finch
WR: The three UDFAs, Gallon
TE: Watson, Jones
Roy Finch is reported as looking good in both running and KRs.. which I'm quite excited by.
Ill find the quote and attribute it.
http://bostonherald.com/sports/patr...vince_wilfork_extends_workout_brandon_browner
Rookie running back Roy Finch is a shifty little guy. He might make some highlight reel plays on offense and special teams during the preseason.
http://nesn.com/2014/06/patriots-otas-observations-jimmy-garoppolo-struggles-in-rainy-conditions/
Wide receiver Reggie Dunn (5-foot-9, 178 pounds) and rookie running back Roy Finch (5-foot-7, 167 pounds) are undersized, but their speed and agility are apparent every time they’re on the field on offense or special teams
http://blog.masslive.com/patriots/2014/06/new_england_patriots_otas_obse.html
Likewise, undrafted rookie running back Roy Finch has also had some nice moments. He’s very small, but he has good burst and knows how to find holes. He’s looked good returning kicks.
http://www.patsfans.com/new-england...g-for-the-underdog-udfa-rb-roy-finch.1110056/
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