Josh Allen is peaking physically right now. Rodgers and Wilson for example were better in their first 5 years than they are now physically. Physical ability is something that generally is at it’s best early. Mac’s question mark is does he have the physical ability to be a long term starting pro in the NFL? Can he make all the throws? The jury is still out, but he also doesn’t need to be Rodgers, Mahomes or Allen to be successful either. In that regard Mac has far from reached his ceiling. Brady, Peyton, Brees all got better between the ears, which is what made them get better and better. The number of nights before the games start to count are growing short and finding more consistency before their Week 1 outing against the Dolphins would be a welcome step in the right direction in New England. We’re all trying to get there, which doesn’t happen overnight.” It’s a simple game if you make it a simple game. “We’re just trying to work through it all. Failure would be considered a result,” Jones said, via Karen Guregian of the Boston Herald. We’re just trying to focus on the process, and not the result. “Failure is putting a label on something that’s a process. Quarterback Mac Jones was 14-for-26 with an interception and said on WEEI that the unit is still “kind of getting a feel for what you want to do,” which is why he wouldn’t label the day as a failure for the unit.
Overall, though, the day was painted as another rough patch for an offense that has appeared to miss former coordinator and current Raiders head coach Josh McDaniels this summer. Reporters at the practice noted that it was a slog for the Patriots offense all day until better work in a final two-minute drill allowed them to finish on their highest note of the afternoon. The Patriots are in Las Vegas for practices and a preseason game with the Raiders this week and the first day of practice was another rocky one for the team’s offense.
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