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[BaconGrundleCandy]

After a shaky practice on Monday, first-round pick Mac Jones was much better today. Jones finished the session 29-of-34 with two interceptions in competitive 11-on-11s. He had a highlight throw to Jakobi Meyers, where the Pats’ rookie dropped a dime to Meyers on a slot fade from about 20 yards out with Jon Jones in tight coverage. The pass got a massive cheer from the entire offense and OC Josh McDaniels. Along with the dime to Meyers, Jones threw “hot” on two separate occasions, reading the pressure out quickly. On the first “hot” read, Jones knew his line was blocking down, and there would be an unblocked rusher on the backside if the defense blitzed.
He read the blitz and got the ball out quickly to Sony Michel in the flat before Josh Uche could touch him. The second “hot” throw was to James White in the flat when Dont’a Hightower came through the middle of the line unblocked, and Kyle Van Noy dropped in coverage on the back. Jones knew his O-Line wasn’t accounting for Hightower and that White was releasing on a route, so he beat the unblocked rusher with his arm. On the two interceptions, the first pass was late and behind Gunner Olszewski, leading to a deflection into the hands of Devin McCourty. It looked like Jones held on Jonnu Smith’s route for an extra beat, but Smith didn’t go where Jones was expecting, and the rookie then went to Gunner.

 

[rochrist]

This is the good stuff!!

 

[Hammer of Thor]

Fortunately the Pats are still good enough of a draw that we’re not in Beesley Reese territory again.

 

[Uptown]

After a shaky practice on Monday, first-round pick Mac Jones was much better today. Jones finished the session 29-of-34 with two interceptions in competitive 11-on-11s. He had a highlight throw to Jakobi Meyers, where the Pats’ rookie dropped a dime to Meyers on a slot fade from about 20 yards out with Jon Jones in tight coverage. The pass got a massive cheer from the entire offense and OC Josh McDaniels. Along with the dime to Meyers, Jones threw “hot” on two separate occasions, reading the pressure out quickly. On the first “hot” read, Jones knew his line was blocking down, and there would be an unblocked rusher on the backside if the defense blitzed.
He read the blitz and got the ball out quickly to Sony Michel in the flat before Josh Uche could touch him. The second “hot” throw was to James White in the flat when Dont’a Hightower came through the middle of the line unblocked, and Kyle Van Noy dropped in coverage on the back. Jones knew his O-Line wasn’t accounting for Hightower and that White was releasing on a route, so he beat the unblocked rusher with his arm. On the two interceptions, the first pass was late and behind Gunner Olszewski, leading to a deflection into the hands of Devin McCourty. It looked like Jones held on Jonnu Smith’s route for an extra beat, but Smith didn’t go where Jones was expecting, and the rookie then went to Gunner.

Excellent work, as always! Just one question though...How did Mac throw to Sony if we already traded him to JAX?

 

[One-If-By-Sea]

Excellent work, as always! Just one question though...How did Mac throw to Sony if we already traded him to JAX?

We traded Mac to JAX?

 

[Uptown]

We traded Mac to JAX?

Nah…just being facetious based off the rumor regarding it.

 

[Uptown]

Uh oh..

 

[Uptown]

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[Zuma]

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[Uptown]

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Facts are facts bro. Where are you getting your info? If you have an issue, just ignore/unfollow me..

 

[rochrist]

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[Zuma]

Facts are facts bro. Where are you getting your info? If you have an issue, just ignore/unfollow me..

It may come to that. Misinformation is too rampant.

 

[Zuma]

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[Uptown]

 

[Zuma]

And Isaiah Ford. Hmmmm

 

[Uptown]

*Mistake…he’s on IR.

 

[Uptown]

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[Uptown]

It may come to that. Misinformation is too rampant.

I’m just a messenger..

 

[Uptown]