Patriots place Webb on IR to activate Jacas, signaling where the staff's priorities lie heading into camp.

Patriots secondary dominates day two at camp, showing schematic clarity and defensive coordination early in Vrabel's tenure.

The Patriots' second training camp practice revealed early performance trends. Here's what stood out on Day 2.

Julian Hill's injury changes everything for New England's tight end room. Can Jeremiah Franklin become a real option in Year Two?

Harold Landry's PUP designation has Mike Vrabel clamming up. That silence should concern Patriots fans heading into camp.

The Patriots signed undrafted LB Riley Wilson to a reserve/future deal. It's a smart, low-risk depth play that defines Vrabel's roster-building approach.

Day one of training camp was uneventful, but the Patriots offense can't afford complacency. Drake Maye needs timing reps with his weapons.

Patriots claim Kobe Prentice, wave Sebastian Gutierrez in strategic depth move that signals Vrabel's willingness to pivot on offensive line construction.

Patriots claim Panthers WR Kobe Prentice off waivers, waive tackle Sebastian Gutierrez. A 12th receiver suggests depth concerns.

Jared Wilson's return to center is a gamble on chemistry with Drake Maye. One miscommunication could derail the entire offense.

Christian Gonzalez's full participation on Day 1 signals health and availability. That matters when building a secondary.

Patriots' first training camp practice under Vrabel revealed early standouts and gaps. Here's what actually mattered from Saturday.

Christian Gonzalez took the field without a contract extension and went full-throttle anyway. That's how you set a tone.