US Edition8 Standouts From Patriots Joint Training Camp Practice with Commanders
FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS, AUG 6 – The joint practice at Gillette Stadium allows coaches to evaluate key players and young quarterbacks while assessing positional battles and roster depth, officials said.
- The New England Patriots and Washington Commanders held a joint practice in Foxborough on Wednesday ahead of their Friday exhibition game.
- The practice featured intense competition partly because both teams have scrappy rosters and very competitive coaches, with some scuffles occurring during non-tackling drills.
- Patriots quarterback Drake Maye completed 15-of-21 passes and showed growth despite one interception, while receivers, defensive players, and rookies like Mack Hollins and Milton Williams had notable performances.
- Maye said, "Anything is positive when you're moving the ball," and praised his teammates' fire, while Commanders cornerback Mike Sainristil noted, "players are representative of their coach."
- The joint practice allowed both teams to assess player roles and team dynamics ahead of the exhibition, suggesting ongoing development and preparation for the regular season.
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Drake Maye isn’t exactly measuring himself against Jayden Daniels. But the New England Patriots quarterback is keeping tabs on what his Washington Commanders’ counterpart — and others from their draft class — are up to heading into their second NFL seasons. Maye and Daniels were on the field together Wednesday for a joint practice between the teams in advance of their exhibition game on Friday. For Maye it was a reminder of the potential and exp…
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