Mike Truebel reveals the first impressions of the Patriot’s recruit class

The Patriots of New England have put on board a strong recruit lesson during the offseason, and it will take a long time before we can really make a judgment on it.

Mike Trébel is however satisfied with the very first results.

Truebel was in accordance with his message to this offseason – a new development at One Patriot – insisting that his absolute priority is to bring the good type of people into his system. The Patriots know that the talent will finally be what will put the franchise in the running, but the first stages of reconstruction have emphasized leadership, character and culture.

Truebel talked about what he saw from the recruit class on the first day of Minicamp on Friday, and addressed things that can already be shown despite a minimum of work on the children’s field.

“I think that the notes of the project and all that, who really knows? This thing is, as we always say, it is interesting, but I do not think it is very important,” said TRÉBEL, by transcription provided by the team. “What is important is the way they continue to create a role in this football team and how they acclimatize what we are trying to do in the program. I think it is an excellent group that seems responsible, that everyone manages communication to arrive here and at the hotel. There was no problem – and not that we expect us to say what we see on the field.”

Truebel has clearly forgotten our recovery notes, which were accurate and can be considered the Gospel, but his point of view has saved everything we heard from him since he returned to New England.

What can we expect from this group?

It is not for us to say, especially from a point of view on the ground. The Patriots have signed a ton of veterans who can contribute, but on the basis of how the recruit course is considered by the head coach, there is a chance that the young crowd gets her path on the ground earlier than others that we have seen in recent seasons.