Here were the four standout players from Day 18 of the Patriots training camp practices:

New England’s skill positions should be good. Plus, the team will need another year to recover from lost draft classes under Bill Belichick.

A day after struggling in the red zone, the Patriots offense finished strong on Day 18 of training camp. On Monday, Drake Maye and the offense struggled near the end zone as the quarterback threw two interceptions in 7-on-7 and team drills.

Efton Chism III has both of the Patriots’ touchdown receptions, and he’s the only Patriots receiver with more than 100 yards thus far. With teams scheduled to trim their rosters next week, the 5-foot-10, 198-pound Chism has put himself into the conversation about who will make the Patriots’ 53-man.

Efton Chism III was not on the practice field for the Patriots on Monday, two days after the undrafted receiver was the star of New England's preseason win over the Vikings in Minnesota.

Despite recent rumblings that the New England Patriots might be willing to make a significant trade before the start of the regular season, there's no indication they are on the verge of doing anything right now.

Monday, New England Patriots executive VP of player personnel Eliot Wolf revealed he'd be willing to trade a first- or second-round pick to improve the team.

Matthew Judon is back in the AFC East after signing with the Miami Dolphins, and will look to take down Drake Maye twice during the 2025 season.

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Veteran pass rusher Matt Judon is taking his talents to South Beach, as NFL Media reports the 33-year-old is signing a one-year deal with the Miami Dolphins that's worth up to $6 million. Judon spent Monday visiting with the organization and decided to put pen to paper on a deal.