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Patriots: Jonnu Smith taking snaps at RB means 2021 will be wild ride – Musket Fire

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New England has flourished with game-changing tight ends in the past, and Newton’s favorite target in Carolina was Greg Olsen.Offensive organizer Josh McDaniels is going to have some enjoyable with those two-tight-end bundles isn’t he? How about one tight end … in the backfield?Jonnu Smith took a snap as a running back at Patriots training camp.What the! Now that they massively updated the personnel, these new bundles will hopefully be even more deadly.

New England has grown with game-changing tight ends in the past, and Newton’s preferred target in Carolina was Greg Olsen.Offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels is going to have some fun with those two-tight-end bundles isn’t he? How about one tight end … in the backfield?Jonnu Smith took a breeze as a running back at Patriots training camp.What the! Now that they enormously upgraded the workers, these brand-new bundles will ideally be even more deadly.

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