Patriots secondary focuses on turnovers as training camp intensifies
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 11:00 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
The New England Patriots’ secondary is emphasizing takeaways as they progress through training camp this summer. Dell Pettus sparked competition by intercepting a deep pass from Drake Maye, marking the season's second interception for the defense. Veteran Kevin Byard has encouraged the group to focus on generating turnovers and challenged teammates to elevate their performance. The atmosphere has become increasingly competitive, with practices showcasing spirited exchanges between the offense and defense. Byard, entering his 11th NFL season, aims to enhance the development of the safety corps while contributing to overall defensive improvements during camp.
- •Dell Pettus intercepted a Drake Maye pass during practice
- •Patriots defense has recorded two interceptions this summer
- •Kevin Byard stresses the importance of takeaways in training camp
- •Increased competition observed between offense and defense
- •Byard aims to elevate the safety corps' performance
- 11:00 AMYahoo Sports — Patriots secondary emphasizing takeaways as practice intensity heats up
"Kevin Byard’s challenge and a Dell Pettus interception set the tone for the defensive backfield this week.
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