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Tweets From OTAs: The Latest Reports out of Gillette Stadium

Zo & Beetle recap the Twitter highlights from reporters at Gillette for Patriots OTAs.

May 22, 2018, Foxborough, MA, USA: New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, left, talks with cornerback Jason McCourty (30) during organized team activities at Gillette practice fields. (Photo Credit: Stew Milne-USA TODAY Sports)

May 22, 2018, Foxborough, MA, USA: New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick, left, talks with cornerback Jason McCourty (30) during organized team activities at Gillette practice fields. (Photo Credit: Stew Milne-USA TODAY Sports)

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Zolak & Bertrand typically like to run through the latest tweets from Gillette Stadium during Patriots minicamp and training camp. But what about OTAs?

The first day of full media availability in Foxboro took place on Tuesday, and plenty of live updates rolled through on Twitter. So for the first edition of "Tweets From OTAs," the guys had to re-tool the jingle on the fly.

Listen above for Zo & Beetle's top Twitter highlights from the second day of phase three of Patriots OTAs, and you can check out those and other updates below.

Undrafted rookie cornerback Keion Crossen turned heads with his play. Fellow rookie corner Ryan Lewis also impressed.

Adrian Clayborn showing no ill effects of his minor quad injury ... and Cordarrelle Patterson the tight end?

Julian Edelman didn't participate in team drills and was limited overall, despite looking good in individual drills.

Dont'a Hightower, Trey Flowers, and others were also among the players absent from practice.

Edelman, Nate Ebner, and Derek Rivers - all recovering from torn ACLs - made their first public practice appearances of the season.

Defensive tackle Vincent Valentine, who missed the whole 2017 season with a knee injury, worked in part with the starters.

QB Danny Etling looked "decent" for a rookie third-stringer, but needs to prove he can perform under pressure.

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