Maurice Harris:

The blood clot is a potentially life-threatening situation. Andrews was reportedly released from the hospital but he still may miss significant time.

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

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

Sony Michel looks good, now that he is back on the field and he and Damien Harris are getting more frequent looks in the passing game.

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

Jakobi Meyers is having a pretty impressive camp along with Maurice Harris. He used his height to outleap Keion Crosson on a pass from Stidham.

“It’s nice when you have a coach that sees you as a human being, and you’re able to go talk to him, and you’re able to go take care of it,” Bennett said

Berrios had a very strong spring but is in no way a lock at this point. He has a long way to go but is definitely trending in the right direction.

“I had teammates that help you, and then you had teammates that didn’t,” Edelman said after practice on Wednesday. “I like to be known as a guy that helped you

Hoyer connected with Braxton Berrios on a deep pass down the right sideline. Berrios had to dive for it and came up with a fantastic catch

This list isn’t meant to be all-encompassing, there are other players out there who would fit, this is just a few that we like here.

But they probably will try to swing a trade with a team that has a wide receiver on the final year of his contract, like how they got Brandin Cooks.

“But now that I’m here, I love it. I love being a Patriot obviously because it is all about winning. I think everything is about being team-first,”