
Mark Daniels
Reporter at MassLive.com
Patriots coverage for MassLive. Past: Providence Journal & Boston Herald. UNH alum. Proud husband and father. Come for the binocular pics, stay for the stories.
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1 week ago |
wtwco.com | Stephen Zwicker |Mark Daniels |Kevin Ryan
When it comes to long-term incentive (LTI) vehicles, relative total shareholder return (TSR) remains the most popular performance metric. In fact, TSR was used in more than 50% of performance awards either as a single metric or one of multiple metrics, according to WTW’s 2024 Long-Term Incentives Policies and Practices Report. Given this prevalence, companies need to stay informed about TSR plan design practices and trends.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Mark Daniels
Milton Williams hasn’t been in New England for long, but that hasn’t stopped him from stepping up in a leadership role. The 26-year-old came to the Patriots with a massive new contract. The defensive tackle didn’t waste any time proving himself to his teammates. Early this offseason, Williams started to compete with Christian Barmore to see who would get to the facility first. The two defensive tackles compete to get to the weight room and meeting room before one another.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Mark Daniels
Milton Williams hasn’t been in New England for long, but that hasn’t stopped him from stepping up in a leadership role. The 26-year-old came to the Patriots with a massive new contract. The defensive tackle didn’t waste any time proving himself to his teammates. Early this offseason, Williams started to compete with Christian Barmore to see who would get to the facility first. AdvertisementThe two defensive tackles compete to get to the weight room and meeting room before one another.
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1 week ago |
masslive.com | Mark Daniels
The spring isn’t optimal for offensive linemen. During OTAs and minicamp, they’re not allowed to block. No one’s wearing pads. Contact in these practices is prohibited. It’s tough to gauge whether an offensive lineman is truly capable of his job. That doesn’t mean Will Campbell didn’t learn anything this offseason. The Patriots first-round pick finished up his first offseason workout program and says he heads into the summer with momentum.
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1 week ago |
sports.yahoo.com | Mark Daniels
The spring isn’t optimal for offensive linemen. During OTAs and minicamp, they’re not allowed to block. No one’s wearing pads. Contact in these practices is prohibited. It’s tough to gauge whether an offensive lineman is truly capable of his job. AdvertisementThat doesn’t mean Will Campbell didn’t learn anything this offseason. The Patriots first-round pick finished up his first offseason workout program and says he heads into the summer with momentum.
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Will Campbell wasn't allowed to wear pads this offseason. That doesn't mean he didn't improve. Here's why the Patriots rookie is making progress https://t.co/PrF2dcFiKB

According to a source, the Patriots have hired Cam McCormick (scouting assistant), Ben Langford (scouting assistant), and Max Mulitz (personnel analytics coordinator). https://t.co/zSG7jGSrAW

After a successful spring, Milton Williams can’t wait to finally hit someone https://t.co/C72cj5UCo0