boston.com - 5/23/2008
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FOXBOROUGH -- The Patriots held the second day of their four-day passing camp today on the practice fields adjacent to Gillette Stadium. Today was the only day of media availability for the camp, which wraps up Thursday and is not open to the general public.
Among the missing today was starting cornerback Ellis Hobbs, who had off-season surgeries to repair a torn labrum in his left ...
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... Of course, it is only May, and it is only passing camp. Belichick even downplayed it’s significance, calling it, “a teaching camp.” However, Jackson is rightfully recognizing its significance for him as he looks to finally carve out a spot on the team. Passing camp is merely step one for Jackson as he looks to occupy the vacant #2 WR spot, a spot vacated by the departed Donte Stallworth, who signed with Cleveland this offseason. Jackson knows the spot is up for grabs, and he is the early favorite to earn the job. ...
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EX-PAT: BELICHICK IS PRACTICE CHEAT —
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