PATRIOTS TRAINING CAMP Day 3 and 4 Training Camp Thread-Friday July 30th & Sat 31st

[jah]

That’s generally how it’s labeled

Just seems redundant to use the two sets of labels to mean the exact same thing when we could use them to mean different, equally useful things. Plus, WRs line up all over the field now more than ever. Earlier, you said Edelman was just a slot receiver, but that's not even true. He got plenty of outside snaps. The staff found different ways to put him on the field regardless of which spot it was because he was #1 on the depth chart. That's what WR1 is.

 

[RobertWeathers]

Meanwhile, in Detroit.

Clown

 

[Zuma]

Just seems redundant to use the two sets of labels to mean the exact same thing when we could use them to mean different, equally useful things. Plus, WRs line up all over the field now more than ever. Earlier, you said Edelman was just a slot receiver, but that's not even true. He got plenty of outside snaps.

Yes I agree for the Patriots. For the past 20 years that makes sense.

 

[KDPPatsfan85]

 

[RobertWeathers]

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, & Zach Wilson (combined statement): We don’t need to correct mistakes. We‘d rather settle for our current skill level, rather than attempting to improve. We’re not going to be critical of ourselves and certainly won’t put in any extra time.

I like this thread, but there’s so much fluff with these Tweets. Heard the same stuff last year about Stidham. And it isn’t just the QB position: every player, save maybe a tiny few, are of the mindset to correct and improve.

 

[ashley]

 

[KDPPatsfan85]

Stidham had shoulder surgery today

 

[ashley]

 

[BaconGrundleCandy]

 

[Kontradiction]

Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, & Zach Wilson (combined statement): We don’t need to correct mistakes. We‘d rather settle for our current skill level, rather than attempting to improve. We’re not going to be critical of ourselves and certainly won’t out in any extra time.

I like this thread, but there’s so much fluff with these Tweets. Heard the same stuff last year about Stidham. And it isn’t just the QB position: every player, save maybe a tiny few, are of the mindset to correct and improve.

I heard a rumor that Cam is a great teammate.

 

[DaBruinz]

Arms folded, defensive posture. Hes not very all good at lying or catching the ball.

And yet, by all accounts, he's caught the balls thrown to him in TC.. Shrug..

 

[Kontradiction]

The defense winning practice this early on doesn’t surprise or alarm me. Defense usually comes out ahead of offense early on. This is more about the offense working on its timing and some situational football.

 

[Zuma]

And yet, by all accounts, he's caught the balls thrown to him in TC.. Shrug..

I'm open minded. If he shines then great...then we have a logjam. It's a good problem to have.

 

[Kontradiction]

And yet, by all accounts, he's caught the balls thrown to him in TC.. Shrug..

That’s great and all. But he’s done that before. He needs to catch the ball during games that actually matter. How’s the back?

 

[KDPPatsfan85]

 

[Sicilian]

Trevor Lawrence, Justin Fields, & Zach Wilson (combined statement): We don’t need to correct mistakes. We‘d rather settle for our current skill level, rather than attempting to improve. We’re not going to be critical of ourselves and certainly won’t out in any extra time.

I like this thread, but there’s so much fluff with these Tweets. Heard the same stuff last year about Stidham. And it isn’t just the QB position: every player, save maybe a tiny few, are of the mindset to correct and improve.

I get where you're coming from, but come on man... can we enjoy the first few days of camp before we turn full sourpuss?

 

[Ice_Ice_Brady]

I get where you're coming from, but come on man... can we enjoy the first few days of camp before we turn full sourpuss?

Fair enough.

Edit: Just one more post though.

 

[Kontradiction]

So he’s the first one in the building. Is he the last one out, though?

 

[Deus Irae]

I've heard wildly different takes on the QB play today. We may now be into the time where reporter bias needs to be built into our interpretations of their reports.