After Shaq Mason‘s recent return to practice from the Patriots’ reserve/COVID-19 list, the team will have another starter back Sunday. David Andrews will come off IR ahead of the Pats’ Week 7 game, Jeff Howe of The Athletic tweets.
Andrews has missed 19 of the past 21 Patriots games, being shelved for the 2019 season because of blood clots and missing the past three New England contests because of a thumb injury. He and Mason’s returns will be key for a Pats team coming off a home upset loss to the Broncos.
Prior to Andrews’ run of bad luck, he had started all but four of New England’s games since the start of the 2015 season. The Pats’ offense has looked considerably worse in Andrews’ absence the past three weeks, though other factors have contributed to that.
New England will be without right tackle Jermaine Eluemunor — placed on IR this week — but is set to have four of its five Week 1 starters back Sunday against the 49ers. The non-Week 1 starter set to play Sunday — sixth-round rookie Michael Onwenu — has been a pleasant surprise. Onwenu has played right tackle and both guard spots this season, doing so because of the Patriots’ litany of injuries up front. He will likely see time at right tackle against San Francisco.
Opinion poll: Which organization is best at developing offensive lineman: the Steelers, Patriots, or Saints?
The pats have the best coach in Dante Scarnecchia but I would say Kansas City has the best in the league
Arguable that Callahan is just as good
Scar retired (again) after last season. The Pats’ O-line coach is Cole Popovich, assisted by Carmen Bricillo.
I think that was the main reason without practicing for 2weeks are y the looked so bad last week so they fixed two of those so they should be better
Now they need to get a WR and a DE or LB