Josh McDaniels held a rare sideline interview while the game was being played behind him. The McCourty twins had plenty of fun with it.

1. Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels will scheme against a familiar face in Vikings defensive coordinator Brian Flores.

Before Caley joined McVay's staff with the Rams in early 2023, Caley learned under McDaniels and other New England coaches from 2015 through the 2022 season. Of course, legendary quarterback Tom Brady earned six of his seven career Super Bowl rings while playing in McDaniels' offense.

Jack Westover could be the answer for the New England Patriots, as they look to bring back the fullback position under Josh McDaniels.

Wide receivers Stefon Diggs, DeMario Douglas, Mack Hollins, Kayshon Boutte and Kyle Williams should be considered roster locks, and it feels safe to put undrafted rookie Efton Chism on any roster projections. Baker is still competing with Ja’Lynn Polk and Kendrick Bourne for a roster spot and is the favorite since he’s healthy.

It's been three seasons since McDaniels was in New England, and players say his offensive scheme can be complex.

The Patriots dialed up more quarterback-designed run plays during Tuesday’s training camp session — a game plan that mobile QB like Josh Dobbs can run with.

Josh McDaniels returns as Patriots offensive coordinator, reintroducing his familiar screen-heavy scheme. Running backs, including Antonio Gibson, Rhamondre Stevenson, and TreVeyon Henderson, are heavily utilized in the new offense. McDaniels' scheme is known for its ability to distribute touches and create opportunities for various skill players.

The Buffalo Bills will get their first up-close look at a revamped New England Patriots team in Week 5, now featuring head coach Mike Vrabel and the return of Josh McDaniels as offensive coordinator. This first of two-annual games will be decided in Orchard Park, NY, as the Bills complete a three-game homestand in the early part of their season.