Minicamp: ironic that it is called "mini" because it truly plays a huge role in the success or failure of a professional team. Here, rookies learn the playbook and veterans scrap their rust. Since no contact is allowed, players can start to learn the system and execute plays without risking their bodies. Well, Organized Team Activities have crept up on us, and along with it, the June 10-12 minicamp.
Tom Brady has returned, bringing excitement and a feeling of expectancy none have felt since the release of the final Harry Potter. Matt Light showed that it's not just the fans who are excited when he told reporters, "We went to the charity golf tournament yesterday and a lot of the sponsors were telling us they’re ampped up for the guys we have here and the guys we brought in. It’s exciting as always. It’s the start of a new season. The new guys, and now getting a chance to install the new offense to see what these guys can do. I think it’ll be a lot of fun." This only shows his excitement and anxiousness to getting to the start of the new season.
The team has showed crispness and sharpness throughout the various OTA's, and we can only hope this will continue in minicamp and ultimately through the season. I will bring you updates from every practice through minicamp.
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