New England Patriots Report

Reiss on ESPN Boston Radio

July, 27, 2012

7/27/12

2:54

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By ESPNBoston.com

Patriots reporter Mike Reiss was a guest on ESPN Boston Radio with Adam Jones today (podcast HERE), sharing thoughts on the opening of training camp. Some of the topics discussed included:

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1. The record crowd of 12,000-plus that showed up for the first day.

2. Quarterback Tom Brady picking up where he left off.

3. Receiver Wes Welker and his remarks to reporters on Day 1.

4. Tight end Rob Gronkowski hitting the field on the first day.

5. Why the defense has been an area to watch closely early on.

6. Offensive lineman Brian Waters and his future with the team.

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Mike Reiss first started covering the Patriots in 1997 with the team's official newspaper, Patriots Football Weekly, before moving on to the MetroWest Daily News in his hometown of Framingham. From 2005 to 2009, he covered the Patriots for The Boston Globe, while also writing on the NFL. He started his popular Patriots blog in 2004. Send any questions or comments for Mike to his mailbag. Follow him on Twitter (@MikeReiss).

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