The New England Patriots now have two training camp practices in the books, and the second-year wide receiver has been missing in action for both sessions, further creating an uphill climb for the 2024 second-round pick to make the opening 53-man roster.

The New England Patriots held the team's second practice of training camp on Thursday, and it was much different than Wednesday's opening session. For starters, there were no puppies on the field, which was slightly disappointing after Wednesday's incredibly adorable Pet Adoption Day in Foxboro.

Drake Maye was almost perfect at Thursday’s training camp practice, plus tons of other Patriots notes in the Herald’s full recap.

Through two days of camp, the Patriots have started with the same offensive line unit – Will Campbell (left tackle), Cole Strange (left guard), Garrett Bradbury (center), Michael Onwenu (right guard), and Morgan Moses (right tackle).

The New England Patriots made sure to remain far from complacent in their changes this offseason, making a myriad of adjustments to not just the roster on both

The New England Patriots turned their first day of training camp 2025 on Wednesday into a pet adoption party. A total of 40 dogs found new homes, including one now owned by the team’s rookie kicker, Andres Borregales.

Coach Mike Vrabel said Tuesday morning that Williams doesn’t have any restrictions, joking that he’s not among those on the physically unable to perform list.

Jalen Hurts and the Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles and other football teams are kicking of their training in hopes of making it to Super Bowl LX.