1) Quarterback clearly remains the priority in New England but the current receiving group is also another big question mark heading into 2021.<\/p>\n
While the goal is obviously to add some talent to the mix this offseason, the Patriots are likely hoping to get some help from within by continuing to develop their own roster.\u00a0 One player, N’Keal Harry, is already hard at work this offseason at trying to do just that as the former Arizona State standout has been working on his route-running and catching passes from an unlikely source.<\/p>\n
According to the Boston Globe, Harry has been getting some additional help using a machine called the “Seeker”, which is an advanced JUGS machine that simulates passes from a quarterback. He spends time in his backyard catching stationary passes or doing quick-cut work and he’s also been taking it to local football fields to work on his route running.<\/p>\n
\u201cI\u2019ve been running every route \u2014 slants, fades, outs, ins, basically everything, curls,\u201d Harry told the newspaper<\/strong><\/a>. \u201cI can do everything with the machine.\u201d<\/p>\n Harry isn’t the only Patriots receiver to use the device.\u00a0 According to Monarcsport’s Instagram page, the company behind the machine, James White has also been using it to get his own work in this offseason.<\/p>\n\n