5 winners and losers from Patriots’ second training camp practice
Pats Pulpit • • sports
Key Points:
- The New England Patriots' pass defense stood out during their second training camp practice, with multiple players like Christian Gonzalez, Carlton Davis, John Saunders Jr., Milton Williams, and Craig Woodson making key plays, including the unit's first interception of the summer.
- Quarterback Behren Morton impressed as the third-string QB, completing five of six passes and showing confidence and creativity in the pocket during team drills.
- Undrafted free agent WR Nick DeGennaro was a reliable target for Morton in the third-string unit, making multiple receptions and showing promise despite being far from a roster spot.
- Rookie free agent TE Tanner Arkin gained valuable reps with the first-team offense, contributing as a blocking tight end, fullback, and practicing long-snapping, indicating progress toward making the roster.
- Kicker Andy Borregales successfully made all six field goal attempts from 30 to 50 yards, demonstrating accuracy and comfort during the session.
