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Patriots Joint Practice Day 2


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After sporadically following the practice thread here yesterday, I got the sense that Pats came out the gate swinging but Carolina ended up getting the upper hand on the day.  Yet while reading Twitter right now, the general consensus I'm seeing seems to be that Pats pretty much dominated the day (at least when it came to their defense). 

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1 minute ago, Pakmeng said:

I think that's what he's saying. However he was running exactly what Warner said he needed to be running when the ball was released.

The pressure rushed the timing sure.  But the TE was late off the snap, indecisive after the break and never challenged the safety to his side of the field.

He’s still learning, it’s fine.  Expecting big steps from him this year.

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7 minutes ago, PantherFanInPhilly said:

After sporadically following the practice thread here yesterday, I got the sense that Pats came out the gate swinging but Carolina ended up getting the upper hand on the day.  Yet while reading Twitter right now, the general consensus I'm seeing seems to be that Pats pretty much dominated the day (at least when it came to their defense). 

Yeah it seems we were routed the majority of the day. 

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