FA: Terrell Jennings dropped
Drops: Terrell Jennings
RB · FA · 25 yrs · exp 2 · Florida A&M
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Drops: Terrell Jennings
Terrell Jennings landed on injured reserve before the preseason opener
New England Patriots seventh-round rookie running back Jam Miller has had a relatively quiet summer, but a piece of under-the-radar news from before the Patriots' first preseason game could have him positioned to seize the team's third running back spot behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson. Third-year player Terrell Jennings, who by most accounts was the leading candidate to win the job, was placed on season-ending injured reserve before the Patriots' 13-13 tie with the Colts, and in starting the game and earning 55 hard yards on 14 carries, ESPN's Mike Reiss believes Miller may have shown enough to give him the inside track to the RB3 role. Second-year player Lan Larison, now the clearest competition for the job, gained only one yard on seven carries, but caught a team-leading six passes and also returned kicks, staying in the battle for what could be one of New England's final roster spots
The third-year running back was moved to the reserve list ahead of Thursday’s preseason opener
The No. 3 battle will go forward without Terrell Jennings
Running back JaMycal Hasty is back with the Patriots. New England announced Hasty’s signing on Thursday afternoon. Running back Terrell Jennings was placed on injured reserve in a corresponding move. Hasty joined the Pats as a waiver claim in 2023 and remained with the club through his release on cutdown day last summer. He moved on to the Dolphins’ practice squad. Hasty had 20 carries for 69 yards and 10 catches for 59 yards and a touchdown during his first stint with the team. He also appeared in 39 games for the 49ers and Jaguars before coming to New England. The Patriots also signed running back Hassan Haskins this week. Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson remain atop the depth chart
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The Patriots made some roster moves on Monday
The New England Patriots held their third practice of training camp on Monday on the practice fields behind Gillette Stadium. Tempo slowed down for a shortened walkthrough session as they continue through the five-day ramp up period. Here’s what went down throughout the day. Returnees: FB Reggie Gilliam (rest) PUP/NFI: ED Gabe Jacas , RB Terrell Jennings , TE C.J. Dippre, ED Harold Landry III, S Brenden Schooler Injuries: N/A The Patriots active roster featured perfect attendance on Monday as Reggie Gilliam returned after a veteran rest day on Sunday. Five players remained on injured lists, including Gabe Jacas who continues to work through his rehab. “We were going to evaluate him, we are going to see where he is at. This is all part of the process,” Mike Vrabel said before practice. “So, I am again, cautiously optimistic that he will work his way through the return to play, and we will get him back out there.” Walkthrough style: As the Patriots often did last season, the intensity was dialed back as players wore bucket hats and sneakers for a jogthrough style of practice after three days of speed work (run tests plus two practices). “This is something that we feel like can help us be able to learn and still develop and install it at different paces,” Vrabel explained. “It was good for us last year. If we can handle that, then hopefully we can continue with this. When we work, we work. I think you guys noticed that. Then being able to come out there today and still act like a professional football team and take care of the details and some of the technique, but just at a different pace.” Players after practice noted the pace helps with the mental side of the game, which then helps them play with more confidence as the work translates back to full-speed. Wide receiver splits: As the offense and defense each split into units across two fields, Drake Maye worked with A.J. Brown , Romeo Doubs , Mack Hollins , Kayshon Boutte , and DeMario Douglas consistently throughout the day. In the first session, Kyle Williams was part of that group while Efton Chism III worked on the opposite field. Following a special teams period, the second-year receivers swapped fields for the second full-team session. Maye’s group: With jobs to be won at the third running back and tight end spot, it was notable to see Lan Larison and Tanner Arkin also on the field with Drake Maye. Through three practices, Larison has been the first back to receive carries behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson while Arkin has been a consistent presence behind Hunter Henry and Eli Raridon. Offensive lines: It was no surprise to see Will Campbell , Alijah Vera-Tucker, Jared Wilson , Mike Onwenu, and Morgan Moses protecting Drake Maye from left-to-right. In front of DeVito, Andrew Rupcich served as the center with Ben Brown and Caedan Wallace at his sides. Tackle duties were then mainly left for Marcus Bryant and Caleb Lomu, who continues to show his versatility. “Try to get him some jumbo tight end work, and he will play some tackle, he will play some guard,“ Vrabel said of Lomu. ”We are just going to look at some versatility and see where he fits and how he can help us, but there will be a lot of things that are going to be new to him and some techniques that are different and run schemes and pass protection.“ Other notes: In a reoccurring theme through three days, the offense continued to practice tempo even in a slower setting. QB coach Ashton Grant served as the offensive coordinator on the second field. Tempo will increase as the Patriots retake the practice fields on Tuesday for Day 4 of camp which is set to start at 10:15 a.m. ET
The Patriots put three players on injury lists earlier this week and head coach Mike Vrabel said that a fourth will be joining them. Vrabel said at his Friday press conference that safety/special teamer Brenden Schooler will go on the non-football injury list to open training camp. Vrabel did not share the nature of the issue that Schooler is dealing with, but said “he may be away for a little bit or out for a little bit.” Schooler had 19 tackles in the 2025 regular season and added six more in the playoffs. He was an All-Pro for his special teams work in 2024. Linebacker Harold Landry and tight end C.J. Dippre are on the physically unable to perform list while running back Terrell Jennings joins Schooler on NFI
The New England Patriots' running back corps, featuring Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson, is set for training camp with a focus on improving efficiency despite a productive 2025 season. Stevenson, a veteran, aims for consistency after an up-and-down year, while Henderson looks to build on an explosive rookie season. Competition for backup roles will include Lan Larison and Terrell Jennings
New England Patriots rookie running back Jam Miller will be competing for a backup role behind TreVeyon Henderson and Rhamondre Stevenson in 2026 after he was selected in the seventh round in April out of the University of Alabama, according to Evan Lazar of Patriots.com. New England doesn't have a clear-cut RB3 on its roster like they did last summer with veteran Antonio Gibson. Lazar suggests it will be a four-man competition between Miller, Terrell Jennings, Lan Larison, and undrafted rookie Myles Montgomery for what will likely be one spot on the 53-man roster. Miller is a compact runner with good straight-line speed, and his experience as a core special-teamer early in his career at Alabama should help his cause. His best path to playing time as a rookie with the Patriots will be if Stevenson misses time due to an injury, so Miller can be avoided in redraft fantasy leagues in 2026. In dynasty/keeper formats, Miller is strictly a stash candidate in his first year if you have either Henderson or Stevenson rostered
New England Patriots running back Jam Miller could be an interesting stash option for dynasty managers. The Patriots selected Miller in the seventh-round of this year's draft. He figures to compete for the No. 3 spot in the backfield with Terrell Jennings, Myles Montgomery, and Lan Larison. This past season, Miller rushed for 504 yards on 130 carries with three touchdowns in 11 games at Alabama. The 3.9 yards per carry isn't ideal, but the Patriots believe Miller has the potential to be a decent contributor. The Patriots often deploy three-man rotations in the backfield, which could give Miller some value right away, assuming he wins the job. At worst, Miller is someone worth stashing on the taxi squad in case an injury happens to Rhamondre Stevenson or TreVeyon Henderson
Jennings originally joined the Patriots as an undrafted free agent in May 2024. Since then, the Florida A&M product has combined for 36 carries for 106 yards and a TD and one catch for nine yards through 10 regular-season games. While Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson are the team's clear-cut top backfield options, Jennings is one of several players competing for the No. 3 job ahead of Week 1
Jennings (hamstring) is participating during the Patriots' OTAs, Mike Reiss of ESPN.com reports. Jennings was a scratch for the Super Bowl back in February because of a hamstring issue, but he is now doing drills alongside Rhamondre Stevenson and 2025 second-rounder TreVeyon Henderson. Stevenson and Henderson are essentially locked in as New England's final 53-man roster for 2026, leaving Jennings to compete with rookie seventh-rounder Jam Miller for whatever work is left over
Sleeper status change for Terrell Jennings (12412). Before: status=Active, injury_status=Questionable. After: status=Active, injury_status=
New England Patriots running back Jam Miller was selected in the seventh round of the 2026 NFL Draft, and he figures to enter into competition with Lan Larison, Terrell Jennings, and undrafted free agent Myles Montgomery to claim the third running back spot behind Rhamondre Stevenson and TreVeyon Henderson. With Josh McDaniels regularly deploying a three-man rotation and most of the moves made by the Patriots this offseason suggesting an emphasis on getting more physical in the running game, whoever wins the job could have sneaky short-term value that could eventually grow into something more. Before tearing his ACL in a 2025 Week 5 win over the Bills, Antonio Gibson had averaged a red zone carry per game and converted one of his two goal-line attempts into a touchdown. While nothing monumental, it's at least enough to keep the role relevant in best ball formats. At RotoBaller's rookie RB12, Miller is going regularly unselected in dynasty rookie drafts, but if he emerges from training camp as the team's third back, he belongs at the bottom of dynasty rosters
Drops: Terrell Jennings
Drops: Terrell Jennings
Drops: Terrell Jennings
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