6 performances of note from the Patriots’ fourth training camp practice - Pats Pulpit

What the report says

Pats Pulpit reported that the New England Patriots’ fourth training camp practice on Tuesday, July 28, was the most competitive session of camp so far after a lighter walkthrough the previous day. The two-hour workout took place behind Gillette Stadium, with the outlet highlighting six performances that stood out, led by wide receiver Kayshon Boutte.

According to the report, Boutte continued to be one of the offense’s most productive receivers, including a deep touchdown from quarterback Drake Maye during 11-on-11 work. Pats Pulpit noted that Boutte also made several other catches from Maye and backup Tommy DeVito, describing him as New England’s most impactful wideout through the first four practices. Maye was said to have rebounded after an uneven prior full-speed session, though his timing with offseason additions A.J. Brown and Romeo Doubs remained a work in progress.

The outlet also pointed to a busy day for the tight ends. Hunter Henry caught multiple passes from Maye in team drills, while Eli Raridon made several receptions from DeVito. On defense, second-year edge rusher Elijah Ponder drew attention while filling a larger role amid absences at the position, recording a would-be sack and forcing a holding call.

Special teams produced one negative note: long snapper Julian Ashby delivered a low snap on a 45-yard field goal attempt, contributing to Andy Borregales’ only miss in six tries. Pats Pulpit reported that the Patriots were scheduled for their first off-day Wednesday before returning to practice Thursday.