Mark Daniels

4 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mark Daniels

After making headlines off the field, Stefon Diggs returned to Patriots practice for the first time in front of the media on Monday. The receiver looked like he might be in hot water after a video surfaced of him on a yacht handing out an unknown substance to a group of women. On Monday, however, Diggs walked onto the Patriots practice field and said, “Nice to see you” to a crowd of reporters. AdvertisementDiggs was limited in practice but looked good for a player who suffered a torn ACL last fall.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mark Daniels

FOXBOROUGH – It all starts in the spring. It’s here during OTAs where young players start to make their mark. Since there’s no contact allowed, these practices often showcase wide receivers and defensive backs. It’s at this time when unknown players start to build a foundation. AdvertisementThat’s exactly what Craig Woodson has started to do. Drafted in the fourth round, 106th overall, the Patriots rookie safety has stuck out in the team’s first two open practices of 2025.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Mark Daniels

FOXBOROUGH – Does it matter? Last week, in the first open Patriots OTA session, Drake Maye threw four interceptions. That number of turnovers is unusual for any quarterback, especially in a non-padded spring practice. OTAs are also known as ‘passing camp’ and historically, we’ve seen other quarterbacks such as Tom Brady and Mac Jones complete over 70% of their passes in these practices. After Maye’s rough day, Mike Vrabel was asked on Wednesday if he cared about the turnovers. “Well, I care.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Mark Daniels

FOXBOROUGH – Does it matter? Last week, in the first open Patriots OTA session, Drake Maye threw four interceptions. That number of turnovers is unusual for any quarterback, especially in a non-padded spring practice. AdvertisementOTAs are also known as ‘passing camp’ and historically, we’ve seen other quarterbacks such as Tom Brady and Mac Jones complete over 70% of their passes in these practices. After Maye’s rough day, Mike Vrabel was asked on Wednesday if he cared about the turnovers.

1 week ago | masslive.com | Mark Daniels

FOXBOROUGH – At this point, it feels like a trend in New England. The Patriots began their offseason workout program this spring, and once again, the defense looks miles ahead of the offense. That was certainly the case during the first open OTA session last week when Drake Maye threw four interceptions. On Wednesday, Maye’s unit fizzled once again in the second open practice.