Belichick is confident his second-year quarterback has made significant progress.

David Andrews, James White and three others won’t be ready for the start of training camp next week.

New England has overhauled the position through a mix of throwback veterans and younger, smaller players.

New England, based on roster moves and different coaches now on staff, could move toward more of a zone running style.

Jakobi Meyers was New England’s leading receiver last year with 83 catches for 866 yards and hopes to sign a long-term deal with the team.

During the two days of mandatory minicamp, former defensive coordinator Matt Patricia spent the majority of his time focused on the offense.

With a year of the Patriot Way under his belt, Matthew Judon is the one helping others adjust during minicamp in New England.

Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniel left for the Raiders and New England’s offensive coaching staff has a new look.

Hightower is a free agent and his status is unclear as New England appears to be going with a youth movement at the position.

Mac Jones spent the offseason working on his conditioning and refining his diet.