Douglas is aware that the opportunity to work with McDaniels gives him the chance to take his game to another level.

Dan Roche and Mike Reiss highlight which Patriots players have stood out through four training camp practices.

The first padded practice of this training camp was an unexpectedly eventful one, as cornerback Christian Gonzalez left the field early after suffering an apparent lower body injury. With Carlton Davis already out, the Patriots’ cornerback depth took an early hit.

Fourth-round rookie Joshua Farmer and former practice-squad signing Jaquelin Roy were first off the bench with Tonga. Farmer and Roy struggled in 1-on-1 pass rush, where the rookie got tossed to the ground and Roy lost both reps.

Dan Roche brings you the takeaways from the sixth practice of Patriots training camp, which was the team's longest practice this summer.

Drake Maye completed a little less than half of his passes in 11-on-11 and 7-on-7 drills. He had another botched snap late in the practice, this time with veteran Garrett Bradbury. Coach Mike Vrabel didn’t make the team run for the mistake, opting to keep the practice moving and sub in the second-stringers.

Tom E. Curran and Phil Perry are high on Patriots wide receiver DeMario "Pop" Douglas ahead of the 2025 NFL season.

Douglas leads all Patriots receivers with nine receptions through five days of training camp, according to MassLive’s Mark Daniels. He’s caught passes primarily from starting quarterback Drake Maye, which tells you where Douglas is on the depth chart. The 2023 sixth-round pick also is responsible for arguably the highlight of camp thus far.

Who are the biggest winners and losers from the first week of Patriots training camp? We answer that and more in our weekly mailbag.

The New England Patriots' wide receiver room has experienced a massive overhaul this past offseason. While some contributors like Kendrick Bourne, DeMario Douglas, and Ja'Lynn Polk remain, the Patriots have acquired four new wideouts who could find themselves on the 53-man roster by the end of