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Tre' Jackson, Sebastian Vollmer Officially Done for Year
Tre’ Jackson, Sebastian Vollmer Officially Done for Year
As Bill Belichick took the podium earlier today, he confirmed that offensive lineman Tre’ Jackson and Sebastian Vollmer will not play this season. Both players who have been on the Physically Unable to Perform list, must have began practicing Tuesday to be eligible to return. Neither player was never activated and were placed on the PUP/reserve, which ended their season. Second-year guard, Tre’…
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Belichick Provides Dion Lewis Update
Belichick Provides Dion Lewis Update
As Week 7 of the NFL season kick off, it marks the first time players on the Physically Unable to Perform list are eligible to practice. The Patriots currently have running back Dion Lewis, tackle Sebastian Vollmer and guard Tre Jackson on the PUP list. In a press conference earlier today, head coach Bill Belichick said Dion Lewis and Tre Jackson “probably” won’t be practicing this week. Lewis…
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I think they’ve got two pretty athletic guards. Young guys that have stepped in and they understand the offense,” Light said. “I don’t think they’re trying to make things too difficult offensively right now. The protections are pretty basic. But these guys are picking things up in a big way and they have that athleticism. In the running game, you’re seeing some of these guys come off the ball. You’re seeing some of these guards pull. They’re flexible and they’re able to move. The tackles, Sebastian and Nate, they’re going to do a great job. Those guys are really kind of the glue that holds that whole group together.
Current, former Patriots impressed by play of rookie offensive linemen