Braxton Berrios:

The Patriots will turn to James Ferentz for Andrews, which will be a matchup against Williams that the Jets will look to exploit.

“Mondre has improved a lot.-pass protection, blitz pickup, patience in the running game, decision-making, and ball security,” Belichick said.

The Jets have been slow starters this season. In 5 games, the Jets have been outscored 30-0 in the first quarter gaining only 74 yards.

Look for the Jets to giving much closer attention to Jakobi Meyers who burned them for 12 catches and 169 yards in the first meeting.

This game will be very important to both Gunner Olszewski, and Braxton Berrios. Both showed good promise in the return game

This secondary unit of the Patriots is one of the more stronger ones in the league and arguably the deepest secondary unit that Bill Belichick has coached

Having Edelman, Gordon, Harry, Thomas, Phillip Dorsett, Jakobi Meyers, et al at the position is certainly cause for optimism, and if it were 2012

Best social media postings from the Patriots preseason Week 2 victory over the Tennessee Titans.

Away from the smothering Jonathan Jones in team practices, Berrios has found room to move and made some nice plays in the passing game.

One of the more impressive players on the field today had to be rookie Joejuan Williams.. He had a couple of nice interceptions and had a few pass breakups

Stidham looked like a player that already has a firm grasp of the offense. He looked extremely poised went thru his progressions and delivered the ball.

Meyers is generating a ton of buzz around his play and his early grasp of the Patriots playbook but Berrios, has shown signs of life against the Lions

With one week of camp in the books, here’s a quick rundown of all the media reports for Patriots receiver Braxton Berrios, who has had an uneven first week during the team’s start of training camp.

Sony Michel continues to get a lot of looks in the passing game. During the 7-on-7 work, Brady went in Michel’s direction twice in the first four snaps.

Between the coaches, the veteran players, the leaders – it’s our responsibility to get everyone on the same page, doing the right thing