Nick Kaczur's back injury further detiorates the Patriots offensive-line depth. Is a roster move forthcoming?
According to a WEEI report, Nick Kaczur’s eleven session absence from Patriots training camp is due to a “significant” back injury. Kaczur hasn’t been ruled out of the 2010 NFL season, “but the prospects for a return any time soon remain grim.”
Can Torry Holt turn expectations on their head and win a starting job for the Patriots?
Ah, training camp. We only had to wait 200 days for your return.
Perhaps the most intriguing portion of training camp each year is the annual gladiatorial battle for a couple of starting spots and a few backups. Young guys trying to make their name, veterans trying to hold on for one more year. This year will be no different, as there will be four highly intriguing positional battles to watch.
Sebastian Vollmer protecting Tom Brady's blindside.
Earlier this week, Pat Kirwan put out his Top 20 Breakout Candiates list, where a certain Patriots OT was listed at #19. Sorry to break it you Mr. Kirwan, but to put it in Sebastian Vollmer’s native German, die katze is already out of the bag.
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