Yeah, I think first or foremost, yesterday was more of an evaluation day to see how these guys are physically and also mentally.

Today we'll have a little bit more as far as

competitive drills. I think the thing we have to remember is football. So there have been a lot of

shorts and t-shirt all-stars that never really touched the field and we'll have to wait and see

until we get the pads on.

What were in your early impressions of Drake?

Early impressions of Drake, look, I mean, he has a lot to work on mean he has a lot to work on he has a lot to work on

but i have no doubt that he'll put the time in so you know i know you guys saw him out well you

didn't see him out here yesterday but you know he was here all night trying to get you know

on the same page as everyone else so hey what's up friends welcome into tom currant's patriots talk

podcast you heard gerard mayo right there at the top talking about his charges at the rookie minicamp. It was Friday and it was again on Saturday. We had access on Saturday.

And the most important thing people are going to be curious about is how did Drake May look? Well, in the first practice,

this century not overseen by William Stephen Belichick, which is a little jarring when you

think about it, certainly the end of an era. And Drake May authoring and ushering in the new era,

really nothing remarkable.

You know who stole the show?

Joe Milton's arm stole the show.

That thing is a friggin' bazooka.

The most memorable play of the day in a day where the players were wearing shells,

just light shoulder pads, jerseys, helmets had no logos and shorts.

The most impressive play of the day in a non-contact, non-competitive practice was Joe Milton rolling to his left,

getting his feet set and throwing about a 40-yard dart that never got over 15 yards in the air.

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