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Patriots quarterback Mac Jones showed up to his team’s organized team activities Monday noticeably slimmer and in better shape than in his rookie year.

Mac Jones sees signs of progress in 2022 Patriots “In terms of team chemistry, I think we’ve made leaps and bounds there,” Jones said, via Patriots Wire. “As a rookie you come in, you’re kind of thrown in and everything —all the plates are hot, you know? So you kind of just try and find your feet.

The reins were on Mac “3 pass” Jones last year and that was obvious. He had a nice rookie season but clearly he was protected by the coaching. I am optimistic the Patriots have a good QB but ...

Mac Jones. Mac Jones. This continues a troubling trend of Patriots off-season bashing ranging from predictions of their worst season 21 years to one of their own Hall of Famers believing they'll ...

The biggest constant is quarterback Mac Jones, who enters his second season in the NFL. His improvements should translate to success for New England, even after an offseason where the Patriots appeared to lose more talent than they added. But one of those newly-minted Patriots seemed impressed with the team’s quarterback.

I have never been less sure of a roster than I am of the 2022 Patriots. They don’t seem to have many No. 1 talents — at any position. There’s Mac Jones, Andrews, Trent Brown, Hunter Henry, Matt Judon and Devin McCourty. Those players are the team’s most transcendent talents and, frankly, that pales in comparison to the rest of the AFC.

Patriots Mac Jones is leaving something behind this year “His stomach is gone and he looks really good.” Mac Jones steps on the field before the start of practice Monday in Foxborough.

While Jones was the fifth quarterback off the board, he arguably had the best season of any first-round passer out of last year’s draft, throwing for nearly 4,000 yards and 22 touchdowns.