Reacting to the Patriots' joint practice with the Colts
Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick CattlesShow Notes
FOXBOROUGH — The Patriots concluded their first joint practice of preseason today, welcoming the Indianapolis Colts to Gillette Stadium. BSJ’s Greg Bedard reacts to everything that went down on the field, reveals who won the day, and highlights the standouts for the Patriots. Greg discusses a largely positive day for Drake Maye, despite a poor showing in the 1-minute drill, the battle between A.J. Brown and Colts CB Sauce Gardner, struggles on defense, and up-and-down play from the offensive line.
Drake Maye spoke to reporters after practice and was asked about keeping everybody happy in the WR room:
"I think the best thing for that is winning."
"My job isn't to try to make everybody happy. My job is to have the offense move up and down the field and score points."
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