Maye & Campbell Lead Patriots Offseason

0:00It's April 20th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. Patriots kicked off their off-season program this Monday with quarterback Drake May and left tackle Will Campbell right there from day one. Under second year coach Mike Raeble, these voluntary sessions marked the star for teams keeping their head man two weeks behind squads with new coaches. May, last season's AP NFL, most valuable player runner up, guided New England to the Super Bowl after topping the league with a 72 percent completion rate. He tweaked his shoulder in the AFC title clash versus Denver, but skipped surgery and is fully cleared for these early workouts. Campbell, the 22-year-old starter, anchored the line during that Super Bowl push but struggled against Seattle, giving up 14 pressures. Still, Raeble backed him publicly post-loss, locking in his spot as the top left tackle heading into next year. Now in phase one, the team dives into strength training, film sessions, and rehab work to

1:03build momentum. Both stars arrive ready, even sharing a light moment with May giving Campbell a ride. Expect these foundational days to sharpen the squad as they chase another D-playoff run.