After donning the pads for the first time in training camp, the Patriots were back in shells on Tuesday for a quick practice that went from 9:45 a.m. to about 11:20 a.m.
As opposed to last summer when Matt Patricia, Joe Judge and Belichick would post up together behind the offense and there was a steady stream of instruction pouring forth, O’Brien stands closer to the sideline. He radios in a play. Watches it unfold, often getting up on tiptoes to see the result and expressionlessly looks down at his call sheet and moves to the next play.
Right tackle Conor McDermott also raved about the smoothness of the offensive operation under O’Brien and the feeling of confidence that’s infusing the group even if the results aren’t jaw-dropping.For the second straight day, left tackle Trent Brown was a non-participant in the team practice. He was out there at the start but retired to the lower field for conditioning work.
Other guys who had Monday tweaks -- WR Jalen Hurd, safety Brad Hawkins and OL Chasen Hines -- missed practice. Montgomery and Hall have been down since a collision last Thursday.
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