Patriots training camp Day 2
Patriots training camp Day 2

Patriots training camp Day 2

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Antonio Gibson has returned to practice with the New England Patriots after a short stint on the non-football injury list, suggesting he will play a crucial complementary role alongside starter Rhamondre Stevenson this season. In Miami, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is in a contract standoff with the Dolphins, participating minimally in practice and seeking a lucrative deal that reflects his performance, as he is currently the 31st highest-paid quarterback. Meanwhile, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson missed the first practice due to calf tightness, allowing Justin Fields to take all first-team reps; head coach Mike Tomlin deemed it a precautionary measure. The Patriots' coaching staff remains optimistic about Gibson's recovery, while the Dolphins face challenges preparing their offense amid Tagovailoa's absence from drills. With the season approaching, the pressure is mounting on the Dolphins to resolve Tagovailoa's contract situation to ensure adequate preparation. As the preseason unfolds, the performance of backups like Mike White and Fields will be critical in their respective teams' readiness for the upcoming season.

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