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#Ne patriots score full

and then Belichick called everyone back to the middle of the field for a full team meeting. Everyone headed to the red zone to start it. At one point later in the practice, Bill Belichick announced that it was time for red zone work. He hopped into the end zone and flipped the ball into the air, looking as swaggy as ever. Kendrick Bourne hasn't been overly involved in the offense, but he caught a touchdown from Bailey Zappe during 11-on-11 work in the red zone. He ran a lap, which seems like more of a chore with that big Guardian Cap on his helmet. Deatrich Wise jumped offside on the second play of 11-on-11 when the offense was working on the run game. There weren't any competitive kicking sessions today. Nothing on the kicking competition though.

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The free pass is only good for one muff, as everyone knows.) (Myles Bryant muffed another one later on. Staring at that beautiful bird flying through the blue New England sky on a summer day, a fella is liable to get a bit dizzy for a moment or two. It was such a beautiful punt that Myles Bryant muffed it. I'm going to give you exactly one note about the punting competition: Bryce Baringer kicked one booming punt that was simply breathtaking. There were definitely some big bodies toppling over each other on the running plays, and the intensity of the receivers blocking definitely ticked up, but the defense wasn't exactly out there delivering hits on ball carriers or anything of the sort. It also seemed like the full contact was very much an exercise in reacclimation. The offense didn't really do much in terms of spectacular performances, and it's easy to understand why. There was a lot of Kevin Harris and Pierre Strong back there. No Trent Brown or Cole Strange on the O-line, no Matthew Judon on the defensive line, no Rhamondre Stevenson in the backfield. Strange eventually emerged from the training area and got his helmet back, but he was a spectator during the 11-on-11 work that was ongoing. Right guard Mike Onwenu has also not been out there, so the depth players on the O-line are certainly getting their work in during camp. Rookie Atonio Mafi filled in during Strange's absence. He headed to the athletic training area, with a trainer stopping to let Bill Belichick know about it before heading in for some medical attention. Cole Strange got banged up during an early drill. Might've been out of bounds but impressive ball skills nonetheless. He also made an impressive spinning catch near the sideline on an errant Trace McSorley pass. He made a nice spinning catch on a deepish pass during some of that early passing game work. In other rookie receiver news, Kayshon Boutte returned to the field after missing Sunday's session. Everyone was pretty fired up when the 5-foot-8 Douglas threw his body like that on his first opportunity.

Early on in practice we saw evidence of just how much his teammates and coaches like him thus far, as they erupted after he threw a block on a wide receiver screen play. You've heard a lot about Demario Douglas over the past week, as he's gotten plenty of run with the starting offense.