The New England Patriots held their first open practice for voluntary organized team activities (OTAs) on Tuesday, and it represented the first real taste of football with both rookies and veterans taking the field for the first time together.

We aren't going to press the panic button at the first OTA practice open to media members, but at the same time, Maye threw four interceptions in competitive 11-on-11s. Sure, the team was only practicing in helmets and shorts, but that's still an alarming number of turnovers.

The New England head coach also offered sympathy for running back Rhamondre Stevenson amid family tragedy. The post Mike Vrabel described what a ‘good day’ at Patriots OTAs looks like appeared first on Boston.