The Patriots have made a smart move by adding Caleb Jones to their Practice Squad after his stint with the Green Bay Packers. Despite going undrafted in the 2023 NFL Draft, Jones’s towering 6’8 6/8″ frame and 362-370 lb weight make him a physical force on the field. With an arm length of around 36 inches, he poses a significant challenge for pass rushers. While Jones excels in pass protection and run blocking, particularly shining in preseason games, he’s considered a project player. His massive size can make him cumbersome, especially against quicker defenders, but his raw power and potential are undeniable. If Jones can refine his technique, especially with the Patriots’ coaching, he could become a valuable asset on the offensive line.
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this guy look like a beast,a great pickup by yhe pats.imagine what scharneccia could have done with this behemoth!Drakes blindside protector!
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This is a good pick up and I think if he hangs around, Scott Peterson will get him right.
Start him week 1 at left tackle.
can never have enough tackle prospects
Massive bulldozer, yupp prototyical right tackle. Honestly id rather see him train at right tackle cause its totally different at the left aide, you need a technician with superior footwork on the left, this however could be our future right tackle, would be unstoppable next to onwenu
Great natural raw talent, unfortunately needs enormous teaching. Not going to happen on this squad. Offensive leadership on this team is the worst in NFL history
This guy has horrible technique and he will never crack a roster
I would show old tape of sea. Walter jones tape. How to chuck a defender and be fast with your feet as to dictate the violence. Dont accept their move and block instead kick their ass before they can adjust. Watch walter jones