Report: Bill Belichick cancels remaining OTAs as reward for successful offseason
New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick is happy with what the team did during organized team activities and minicamp.
Belichick decided to cancel the third day of mandatory minicamp due to a substantial rainstorm on Thursday and he also called off the final two days of organized team activities, a pair of voluntary sessions, according to The Athletic’s Jeff Howe. These cancellations are a “reward for a strong offseason,” per Howe.
It’s not uncommon for Belichick to make this kind of decision in June. He’ll prepare for training camp in July — likely heading to Nantucket where he likes to spend his summers.
Bill Belichick has also canceled the final pair of OTA practices next week, per source. The Patriots will have voluntary workouts, but they’re done with organized practices until training camp. Belichick already canceled today’s minicamp finale as a reward for a strong offseason.
— Jeff Howe (@jeffphowe) June 9, 2022
Belichick is on to training camp.
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