INSTANT REACTION: Patriots Defeat Eagles 24-21 in 2nd Preseason Game
Greg Bedard Patriots Podcast with Nick CattlesShow Notes
Greg Bedard and John Zannis recap the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles 2nd preseason game that came down to the very end with the Patriots pulling out a 24-21 victory at Gillette Stadium. Once again many of the Patriots starters did not play which put a lot of the attention on the younger players including Kyle Williams and Caleb Lomu. Kyle Williams finished the game with 2 catches for 74 receiving yards and a touchdown. How Caleb Lomu and the backup offensive linemen had an up and down performance in the victory as well. Greg also discussed the current state of the Patriots WR room and if he thinks Kayshon Boutte will actually end up being traded.
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