Here was Patriots top offensive unit at first training camp practice

Training camp began in full swing for the New England Patriots on Wednesday, and we might have gotten a look at the top offensive unit, per the Boston Herald’s Doug Kyed.

Quarterback Drake Maye led a unit with running back Rhamondre Stevenson coming out of the offensive backfield, along with Stefon Diggs, Kayshon Boutte and Demario Douglas flanking out as receivers.

Hunter Henry filled in at the tight end position, while the offensive line was composed of the following: left tackle Will Campbell, left guard Cole Strange, center Garrett Bradbury, right guard Mike Onwenu and right tackle Morgan Moses.

It looked like a solid group on paper for a Patriots offense that struggled last year.

Day 1 of Patriots training camp finishing up now.

Drake Maye was 8/9, Joshua Dobbs was 2/6 with an INT, Ben Woodridge was 3/4.

Cornerback D.J. James picked off Dobbs. Jabrill Peppers and Craig Woodson got their hands on the ball.

Top offense: Maye, Stevenson, Diggs, Boutte,…— Doug Kyed (@DougKyed) July 23, 2025

One of the offensive standouts for the Patriots on Day 1 was rookie third-round draft pick Kyle Williams, who worked in with the first-team unit in competitive 11-on-11s.

The Patriots are only getting started, and there are plenty of training camp practices left on their schedule. The offensive lineup could look very different by the start of the regular season.

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