FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — While the New England Patriots are still weeks away from reconvening on the practice fields, the team’s “powers that be” already have a sharp eye focused on the health of a key offensive lineman.
Conspicuous by his notably-reduced workload during OTAs and mandatory minicamp, Patriots rookie center Jared Wilson may find himself in the spotlight at the start of training camp, per ESPN’s Mike Reiss.
“Third-round draft choice Jared Wilson the center/guard from Georgia, was mostly a spectator during spring practices after taking part in the team's initial rookie minicamp,” Reiss reported via his Sunday column.