New England Patriots Report

Snapshots: Photos from today's OTA

May, 24, 2012

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By ESPNBoston.com

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- An assortment of photos from Thursday's Patriots organized team activity:

David Butler II/US PresswireTom Brady launches a pass while offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels and coach Bill Belichick look on.

AP Photo/Charles KrupaPatriots offensive lineman Robert Gallery (center) holds a blocking pad.

David Butler II/US PresswireTom Brady chats with Bill Belichick at Thursday's OTA.

David Butler II/US PresswirePatriots wide receiver Deion Branch signals for a pass on the practice field.

David Butler II/US PresswireNew Patriots receiver Brandon Lloyd was on the practice field Thursday.

AP Photo/Charles KrupaWes Welker, who last week signed his franchise tender, was stretching at the OTA.

AP Photo/Charles KrupaTom Brady puts his helmet on.

AP Photo/Charles KrupaTom Brady hands the ball off to new Patriots running back Joseph Addai.

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