myespn.go.com - 6/10/2008
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Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando The Patriots have finished practicing in 90-degree heat at their outdoor facility adjacent to Gillette Stadium. Tank Williams' leaping interception of a high-arcing Tom Brady pass to Kevin Faulk drew the liveliest reaction from players. Backup receiver C.J. Jones took another stab at a towering deep ball from Brady, but this one, perhaps a little underthrown, ...
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Barry Sims to visit Patriots
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... The Patriots seem to be interested in adding to their offensive line. As noted by ESPN.com's "Hashmarks" blog, the league average is 14 linemen per club and the Patriots are currently right at that number. But with guard Stephen Neal and tackle Oliver Ross not taking part in on-field work at the weekend's mandatory mini-camp as they rehabilitate from injuries, the team's numbers are down a bit. ...
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sacbee.com 6/10/2008 — Barry Sims is currently meeting with 49ers' coaches and personnel officials, but don't expect the ex-Raiders tackle to sign this week. According to Sims' agent, Ken Vierra, Sims has a busy travel schedule this week. He'll work out for the...
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atexansblog.com 6/10/2008 — ( The Boston Globe column where I got the Rosy Colvin story is written by Mike Reiss. Say what you will about the Pats, but his blog is fantastic and is the measuring stick for all newspaper-owned team blogs in my mind. Anyway, Reiss does a daily ...
