Finally, it's back to football for Mike Vrabel and the New England Patriots.
Veterans reported to the facility Friday, July 24, for the unofficial start of training camp, with the first practice set for July 25.
It's been a long offseason for New England, which won the AFC championship last season. But much has happened since the drubbing the Patriots received from the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60.
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"When you don't have a lot of expectations, you can't be disappointed," head coach Mike Vrabel told reporters in June. "I just felt like there hasn't been much complacency. I think the guys have worked. We've had great leadership, added some good leaders and good pieces, and we are continuing to build and hopefully prepare for a long journey."
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Veterans reported to the facility Friday, July 24, for the unofficial start of training camp, with the first practice set for July 25.
It's been a long offseason for New England, which won the AFC championship last season. But much has happened since the drubbing the Patriots received from the Seattle Seahawks in Super Bowl 60.
MORE: 1 key storyline for each NFL team entering training camp
"When you don't have a lot of expectations, you can't be disappointed," head coach Mike Vrabel told reporters in June. "I just felt like there hasn't been much complacency. I think the guys have worked. We've had great leadership, added some good leaders and good pieces, and we are continuing to build and hopefully prepare for a long journey."
#england #much
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