Dan Roche and Mike Reiss highlight which Patriots players have stood out through four training camp practices.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — New England Patriots rookie Kyle Williams is not only getting the chance to live his dream by becoming an NFL receiver, he is also playing a

New England Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams is already building a strong chemistry with Drake Maye.

After turning heads with a spectacular catch on Day 1 of training camp, Patriots rookie Kyle Williams discussed acclimating to the NFL and learning under Stefon Diggs.

On Tuesday, the Patriots offense felt that firsthand at the beginning of Day 6 of training camp. During the team’s 7-on-7 period, Drake Maye finished 3-of-8. That included a rough second period, during which the quarterback was 0-for-4 near the end zone. When 11-on-11 drills began, the results were similar for Maye’s unit.

Kyle Williams has admired Stefon Diggs since his college days at Maryland. Now, they're lined up side by side in Foxborough.

The New England Patriots spent their top four picks in the 2025 NFL Draft on the offense, leading to ESPN's Dan Orlovsky to offer a bold prediction.

The Patriots enter 2025 after a second straight 4-13 season. They have a new coach in Mike Vrabel and are ready to focus on the future and get back to their winning ways. And New England’s first three picks in 2025 could be difference makers for a rebuilding team.

Growing up in Baltimore, Maryland, Kyle Williams had a favorite highlight video of a certain University of Maryland wide receiver. The receiver, who wore No. 1, just so happened to be Stefon Diggs, who played for the Terrapins from 2012-14.

FOXBORO — Patriots rookie wide receiver Kyle Williams is learning from the best, at least in his opinion. Veteran wide receiver Stefon Diggs has “always been” Williams’ favorite wide receiver, the rookie revealed to the media Saturday.

FOXBOROUGH - A 10-year old Kyle Williams couldn’t stop watching a highlight video of a Maryland receiver who wore No. 1. As a kid, he worshipped Stefon Diggs, who played for the Terrapins from 2012-2014. As luck would have it, 13 years later, the rookie Patriots receiver is now a teammate of his childhood hero.

The New England Patriots entered the offseason knowing full well that their receiving corps was the worst in the NFL last year, and while it took them some time