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Texas Passing Game Coordinator/WRs Coach Chris Jackson - WR Fundamentals/Drills - Stance/Start - Release/Stem - Close Cushion/Burst

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#Patriots Training Camp Notes [Non-Padded] (7/24): 𝗢𝗳𝗳𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗲 • QB Drake Maye (14/15) had only 1 incompletion on a day filled with mostly short passes and screens — Maye also fumbled a snap with Jared Wilson at center early on. • LT Will Campbell, C Jared Wilson, RB TreVeyon Henderson, and WR Kyle Williams were all on the field with QB Drake Maye and the starting offense for portions of 11-on-11s. • Full QB Stats: Maye (14/15) Dobbs (9/12) Wooldrige (4/5) • WR Stefon Diggs and RB TreVeyon Henderson were getting open for Drake Maye on short routes — Henderson in particular was much more involved in the passing game today. • WR DeMario Douglas made a very impressive fadeaway catch with CB Marcellas Dial in tight coverage — Josh Dobbs placed the ball perfectly. • RB Rhamondre Stevenson and WR DeMario Douglas led the team with 3 receptions each. • Stefon Diggs led off in all wide receiver drills — Diggs was also very involved early on in team drills. • WR Kyle Williams started his day off with a drop. • The starting offensive line has consistently been: LT Will Campbell LG Cole Strange C Garrett Bradbury RG Mike Onwenu RT Morgan Moses • IOL Jared Wilson rotated heavily at center and left guard with the starting offensive line. • RT Demontrey Jacobs was constantly rotating with veteran RT Morgan Moses who appeared to be limited. • WR Josh Dobbs connected with WR Javon Baker who has had a quiet start to training camp — Baker however has been a consistent deep target for Dobbs. • WR Efton Chism was able to find the soft spot in zone coverage and Josh Dobbs connected with him in the intermediate part of the field. • TE Gee Scott Jr. caught a nice pass up the seam delivered by Josh Dobbs. • RB Lan Larison caught a pass in the flat. • QB Ben Wooldridge was slinging it today and the third-string QB had a very good practice. • Absent: WR Ja’Lynn Polk WR Mack Hollins TE Austin Hooper OT Vederian Lowe 𝗗𝗲𝗳𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗲 • DL Milton Williams was consistently pressuring the QBs during team periods. • OLB Harold Landry notched a would-be sack on Drake Maye and the starting offensive line. • CB Alex Austin and Marcellas Dial were very involved today with CB Carlton Davis not present. • CB Alex Austin had a very impressive pass break up on a deep pass intended for WR Javon Baker. • DL Christian Barmore was limited and was replaced by DL Khyris Tonga and DL Jeremiah Pharms in the lineup. • DL Jeremiah Pharms batted a pass down from QB Drake Maye at the line of scrimmage. • LB Jack Gibbens allowed a pass up the seam delivered by QB Josh Dobbs to TE Gee Scott. • The defensive line continues to disrupt the offense. • DL Christian Barmore says he is now playing at 305 pounds after playing at 325 pounds that last two seasons. • Absent: CB Carlton Davis S Josh Minkins DT Jahvaree Ritzie #NEPats | #PatsCamp

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In 2007, Curt Cignetti joined Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama. He served as the WRs coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time with Saban, the Crimson Tide had a 12–0 regular season in 2008 and a 14–0 national championship season in 2009. Alabama won 29 consecutive regular-season games. Cignetti played a role in recruiting and developing key players, like Julio Jones, Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, and linebacker Dont'a Hightower. The 2008 recruiting class featured six future first-round NFL draft selections. Cignetti emphasizes tempo, physicality, and discipline. His practices are designed to be "fast, physical, and relentless" while remaining smart, disciplined, and poised. He frequently frames execution as "one play at a time," with each snap treated independently to build consistency over the course of a game. What he has done at Indiana has been described as a deliberate culture reset—professionalism, accountability, and a "winning mindset"—paired with a higher practice tempo and tighter organization. Cignetti has also said he prefers efficiency over sheer volume in practice, using fewer of the allowable sessions or hours and focusing on pace and organization to simulate game pressure. Analysts often link Cignetti's approach to his tenure on Nick Saban's Alabama staff, particularly regarding evaluation, roster construction, and sustaining culture through clear expectations. Saban said Indiana's rapid turnaround reflected Cignetti's evaluation and culture work amid frequent roster changes, adding that Cignetti "has done a really good job as a head coach." His public tone and on-field identity are unapologetically aggressive, noting his "attack" ethos and unwillingness to "play nice. Earlier national profiles also traced how his methods and messaging traveled from prior stops to Indiana as part of the program's turnaround. Former players and coaches have described Cignetti as an exacting teacher and an intensely focused preparer, sometimes calling him a "cocky nerd" for his combination of blunt candor and studied approach to the job. He is known for marathon film sessions in which he repeatedly rewound plays to critique players' footwork and assignments and for occasionally stepping into drills himself when quarterbacks failed to execute a rep, reinforcing his standards for precision and preparation. He prefers concise, high-tempo practices that typically last about 90 minutes, emphasizing efficiency over volume, and he stresses eliminating "self-imposed limitations" while delivering feedback that players have characterized as direct yet constructive.

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