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Drake Maye + Romeo Doubs ERUPT on Day 15 of Patriots Training Camp | LIVE Patriots Beat
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Alex Barth of 98.5 The Sports Hub and Brian Hines of Pats Pulpit go LIVE on the Patriots Beat Podcast to recap Day 15 of Patriots training camp. Drake Maye and Romeo Doubs starred for the offense, connecting for three touchdown passes.
0:00 – Intro: live practice recap
1:15 – Christian Gonzalez contract situation: Witherspoon deal changes everything
4:44 – Doing the math: what Gonzalez should realistically get
8:47 – Ranking the top corners & where Gonzalez fits
11:04 – Timeline: when does this get done?
14:29 – Interior O-line depth concerns
15:17 – PrizePicks
16:44 – Mike Onwenu injury update & guard depth scramble
21:09 – Romeo Doubs standout day & receiver depth chart
25:11 – Carlton Davis rust & corner group concerns
26:21 – Kayshon Boutte trade talk revisited
27:55 – Dre'Mont Jones injury & defensive line evaluation
29:48 – Credit where it's due: standout defenders
32:33 – Romeo Doubs named player of the day
35:23 – Drake Maye touchdown breakdown & outro
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