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BOSTON GLOBE:
Bill Belichick: No trading Ryan Mallett - Ben Volin: Volin has an article this morning on the fact Bill Belichick said on Sirius XM Radio last night that the team doesn't plan on trading Mallett.
BOSTON HERALD:
Patriots Notebook: Tight end Justin Jones may be zoned in - Karen Guregian: Guregian has an article on Jones, who received some glowing words from his former coach.
Pats corner Brandon Browner promises White House return after presidential snub - Karen Guregian: Guregian has a quick entry on the fact Browner wasn't happy after President Obama failed to mention him with the rest of Seattle's "Legion of Boom" secondary.
ESPN BOSTON:
Belichick addresses Mallett trade buzz - Mike Reiss: Reiss has additional comments from Belichick on the subject of Mallett.
Veteran CB Thomas in for Patriots tryout - Field Yates: Yates has an entry on Terrell Thomas' workout on Thursday, noting that he joins a busy offseason of the team working out cornerbacks.
Notes from Belichick's interview on Sirius - Mike Reiss: Reiss also has more comments on a variety of topics, including Dominique Easley's recovery and how he feels about rookie Bryan Stork's chances at playing center.
Patriots make back-end roster moves - Mike Reiss: Reiss has notes on a couple of transactions after the team signed two players, and released two others.
Weekly Patriots chat recap - Mike Reiss: Reiss held his chat yesterday, which discussed a variety of different topics and as always is a good read.
Closer look at DB Thomas' deal - Field Yates: Yates looks at the salary structure of Jamea Thomas, who received $92,512 in the form of a signing bonus.
One view on Patriots: Give them a B - Mike Reiss: Reiss has notes on a column by Mike Sando, who gave the Patriots a "B" when it came to judging the team's offseason.
Players adjust to new TE coach Daboll - Mike Reiss: Reiss has an article with comments from Michael Hoomanawanui and his thoughts on their adjustment to new tight end coach Brian Daboll.
BLEACHER REPORT:
How Big of an Impact Will Dominique Easley Make for the New England Patriots? - James Christensen: Christensen has a good article on how he feels Easley will fit in here in New England's defense.
NESN:
Rob Gronkowski To Guest Star, Improvise On 'Whose Line Is It Anyway' - It appears Gronkowski is going to spend some time on television, with the tight end scheduled to appear on the show on June 2nd.
Report: Patriots Work Out Free-Agent Cornerback Terrell Thomas - Doug Kyed: Kyed follows up on a report of Thomas' visit to Foxboro, with Thomas having been a former high school teammate of Patrick Chung.
CSNNE:
Will the Pats D' have to carry the team this season? - Tom Curran ponders how the Patriots' defense will fare this season in the latest edition of "Quick Slants".
Law 'humbled and grateful' after Pats HOF induction - Curran also has comments from Law on the show, who is grateful for his induction into the team's hall of fame.
PROVIDENCE JOURNAL:
Patriots Journal: Versatility could help undrafted Gordon stick - Mark Daniels: Daniels has a good article on Cameron Gordon, and writes that it's always interesting to follow the money when it comes to undrafted free agents.
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