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New England Patriots links 5/10/24 – Rookie minicamp weekend

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Daily news and links for Friday.

TEAM TALK

LOCAL LINKS

  • Mike D’Abate reports New England rookies Drake Maye, Ja’Lynn Polk and Joe Milton, III have been invited to the prestigious NFLPA Rookie Premiere.
  • Mark Daniels analyzes what Eliot Wolf did in his first draft and offers some thoughts on Patriots rookie mini camp.
  • Taylor Kyles’ Film Room: Why Javon Baker could become Patriots top target.
  • Phil Perry believes the Patriots should pursue a trade for Bucs’ WR Chris Godwin. Godwin is entering the final year of his contract, and Tampa Bay may not be able to re-sign him.
  • Andrew Callahan hears from Patriots veterans on gearing up for the start of the Drake Maye era in Foxboro and getting to know the team’s QB.
  • Mark Daniels explains why NFL friends believe Drake Maye is ready for Tom Brady-sized expectations.
  • Mike D’Abate hears from Patriots captain David Andrews, who says he is ‘excited to be part of something new.’ Andrews has always been revered for his class and candor in Foxboro.
  • Chris Mason notes David Andrews shared his first impression of Drake Maye and detailed how he can earn the respect of his new teammates.
  • Dan Kelley’s 90-man roster spotlight: LS Joe Cardona.
  • Nicole Yang says Center David Andrews discovered this offseason that he still has the passion to play, and more Patriots thoughts.
  • Darren Hartwell relays Mike Florio questioning what’s going on with the Patriots’ GM search. ”Either Eliot Wolf was in charge and they violated the Rooney Rule by not doing the proper search before giving him final say, or final say rested with ownership. It’s one or the other.”
  • Chris Mason’s Patriots Mailbag: Why did Patriots draft Joe Milton III after Drake Maye?
  • Jordy McElroy tells us Drake Maye ranks 25th in the early NFL QB rankings. Jacoby Brissett 29th.
  • Dan Kelley suggests the Patriots need to get their retired numbers right.
  • Nick O’Malley notes that some NFL games are ‘likely’ heading to Netflix this season.

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