The New England Patriots have nine training camp practices in the books, and certain players have clearly made an impact on the field.
Throughout all of the practice sessions, the Boston Herald’s Andrew Callahan has been compiling stats on offense and defense. He posted those stats on social media, listing the statistical leaders for the Patriots so far on the training camp practice field.
The primary post featured the leaders in catches, targets, catch rate, sacks, interceptions and pass break-ups. Callahan also touched on the in-camp quarterback stats with starter Mac Jones, along with backups Brian Hoyer and Bailey Zappe.
Here are the statistical leaders in the first nine practices of training camp.
Completions percentage: QB Mac Jones, 73% passing (119-of-163), four interceptions
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Catches: WR Jakobi Meyers, 21
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Targets: TE Jonnu Smith, 26
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Catch rate with 15-target minimum: WR Jakobi Meyers, 87.5%
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Sacks: OLB Matthew Judon and DT LaBryan Ray, 3
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Interceptions: CB Terrance Mitchell, 2
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Pass break-ups: CB Jalen Mills and S Joshuah Bledsoe, 5
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