Dan Roche

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Drake Maye, Josh McDaniels growing pains and other takeaways from Patriots OTAs Monday was the final day of Patriots OTAs that reporters got to watch, and there were several notable takeaways from the practice. Chief among them: Stefon Diggs was in the house after an eventful week away from Foxboro. Following last week's viral video controversy, Diggs was back on the field and participated in wide receiver drills throughout Monday's session.

1 week ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Roche

Mike Vrabel responds to viral video of Stefon Diggs on boat The New England Patriots continued their spring workouts Wednesday in Foxboro as they gear up for a mandatory three-day minicamp that gets underway in less than two weeks. Here are some takeaways from Wednesday's practice session. Coach Mike Vrabel spoke the media prior to practice and the first six questions he faced were about Stefon Diggs.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Roche

Rafael Devers tells Red Sox he won't play first base. What happens now? WBZ-TV has confirmed that Red Sox top prospect Marcelo Mayer is on his way to Boston. Mayer is expected to replace third baseman Alex Bregman on the Sox roster after Bregman experienced "right quad tightness" rounding first base in Boston's 19-5 win over the Baltimore Orioles Friday at Fenway Park. Sox manager Alex Cora hinted to reporters Saturday morning that Bregman could be heading to the Injured List.

2 weeks ago | cbsnews.com | Dan Roche

Patriots highlight importance of mental health with high schoolers The New England Patriots had a busy day on Thursday, but it wasn't just because it was day three of OTA workouts. After practice, Patriots players worked on giving back to the community and helping kids with a very important subject: Mental health. Patriots players, cheerleaders, and students all gathered at King Philip High School in Wrentham on Thursday to have a conversation about emotional well-being.

2 weeks ago | nbcphiladelphia.com | Dan Roche

During the NFL Owners’ Meetings in Minneapolis, league owners voted unanimously to allow NFL players to try out for flag football teams at the 2028 Summer Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The United States will compete with five as-yet-unnamed countries, and one player from each NFL team can try out for each country’s squad. Sorry, Eagles fans, Jalen Hurts won’t be connecting with A.J. Brown for touchdowns for Team USA.