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Fantasy News
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The Patriots officially placed Jones (shoulder) on injured reserve Friday. Jones will miss at least four contests due to a torn labrum sustained Week 2 versus the Dolphins, though the nature of his injury could result in a longer absence. Until the rookie third-round pick is able to return, Shaun Wade and Myles Bryant will stand to handle expanded roles on defense.... See More ... See Less
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Patriots' Marcus Jones: No injury designation
Jones doesn't have an injury designation for Sunday's matchup against New England, Andrew Callahan of the Boston Herald reports. Jones didn't practice Wednesday due to a concussion that sidelined him for Week 17, but he returned to practice Thursday as a limited participant and logged a full session Friday, clearing him for Week 18. Across 14 appearances, the rookie third-round pick has totaled 33 tackles, seven pass defenses, two interceptions, one fumble recovery and one defensive touchdown.... See More ... See Less -
Patriots' Marcus Jones: Makes three-way impact Week 16
Jones recorded a 15-yard reception, 14 tackles (one for loss) and returned a 69-yard interception for a touchdown in Saturday's 22-18 loss to the Bengals. The third-round rookie also accrued 76 yards as a return man to finish the day with a total of 87 snaps between special teams, offense and defense. He also became a member of an exclusive club with his third-quarter interception, as he joined Hall of Famer Deion Sanders as the only other player in NFL history to record touchdowns of 40-plus yards in all three phases. Despite Jones' penchant for big plays, head coach Bill Belichick said that the Patriots won't look to dramatically expand the 24-year-old's role on offense so that special teams and defense can remain his main areas of focus, according to Mark Daniels of The Springfield Republican.... See More ... See Less -
Patriots' Marcus Jones: Active for Thursday's game
Jones (ankle) is listed as active for Thursday night's game against the Vikings. The 2022 third-rounder was deemed questionable for the contest after being listed as limited on Patriots practice reports Monday through Wednesday, but Jones will be available Thursday to work in depth cornerback role, as well as handle kickoff and punt return duties for the team Week 12.... See More ... See Less -
Patriots' Marcus Jones: Limited Monday
Jones (ankle) was listed as a limited participant on Monday's estimated injury report, Jim McBride of The Boston Globe reports. Jones suffered an ankle injury and briefly left Sunday's win over the Jets, but he returned and took a line-drive punt back 84 yards to score the game-winning touchdown with just five seconds left in regulation. His presence on Monday's estimated report isn't concerning, but if he doesn't return to full participation Tuesday or Wednesday, he'll be in danger of missing New England's Thanksgiving day matchup against the Vikings.... See More ... See Less -
Patriots' Marcus Jones: Onward to New England
The Patriots selected Jones in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft, 85th overall. New England lost J.C. Jackson this offseason, so Jones fits a need. The Houston product does not project well as a boundary corner, however. He is 5-foot-8 and 174 pounds with 28.88-inch arms, so he will likely be ticketed for the slot. Jones did not test at the combine or at Houston's pro day. The strength of his prospect profile is in his production, as he broke up 18 passes and picked off five more in his senior season.... See More ... See Less
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New England Patriots@Patriots45M agoThe Patriots select _____
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Tom E. Curran@tomecurran2H agoExpect the Patriots to take Drake Maye at number three tonight unless someone - Vikings or Giants - makes them an offer they just can’t refuse.
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Boston.com Patriots News@BDCPatriots4H ago40 prospects Patriots fans should watch for during 2024 NFL Draft https://t.co/5aMPjSOLty
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Karen Guregian@kguregian4H agoThe message for the Patriots is simple enough when it comes to the 2024 NFL Draft https://t.co/Zm2RQ4XSHK
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Mike Reiss@MikeReiss4H ago3 Patriots reporting nuggets on 3 topics: 🏈Draft: At 34, team has explored what it could look like to jump into back half of 1st round. 🏈Contracts: Active extension discussions with DT Christian Barmore. Motivated. 🏈Offseason program: WR K.J. Osborn makes early impression.
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Mike Reiss@MikeReiss6H agoFor your planning purposes: 🏈NFL Draft begins at 8 p.m. ET 🏈Each team gets 10 minutes per selection in Round 1 🏈Should put Patriots, at No. 3, on the clock in the 8:20-8:30 range 🏈 Two layers of intrigue: Does big trade offer come late to consider? Conviction on which QB?
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Mike Reiss@MikeReiss19H agoQuick break from draft coverage to catch up with @_Uche35 at “Patriots Gamers” at Helix eSports, where children of service members from the Massachusetts National Guard and Blue Star Families–New England participate in a series of gaming tournaments. Why is it important to Uche? https://t.co/QBgW0TdH9B
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Karen Guregian@kguregian1D agoIf the Patriots go heavy on receiver in the draft, one noted draft expert offers up the perfect late-round catch https://t.co/zvErx2lD5V
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Karen Guregian@kguregian1D agoCheck out the latest 'Eye on Foxborough' with the Athletic's draft authority Dane Brugler providing his take on Drake Maye vs. J.J. McCarthy, good fits for the Patriots throughout the draft and more nuggets from 'The Beast' draft bible. https://t.co/M61XichU15
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Evan Lazar@ezlazar1D agoThe spreadsheet is back! Here are my final positional rankings for the 2024 NFL Draft. As always, through a #Patriots lens. Strengths and weaknesses from film study, round grades, projected roles, and other pertinent info are also included. https://t.co/ODQWz713ly