While Wade has now been in the Patriots’ system for a few weeks, he admitted that the initial transition was not easy. But lifting is probably the most difficult thing in the playbook, because it’s a different language.” It’s just probably harder in Baltimore, that’ll be the little difference. “Practice-wise, it’s kind of the same, because you’ve got a lot of guys that are vets and they’re very intense. I see they really want to work on your explosion here. But every day is definitely a leg day here. Here you do a lot of legs, you bench, and things like that. In Baltimore, they do a lot of single legs, single arms and stuff like that. On Thursday, he shared what’s stood out the most about the differences between the Ravens’ operation and the way the Patriots do business.įor Wade, the biggest difference is in the weight room. READ MORE: 'It's An Absolute Honor': Julian Edelman Cannot Wait To Get Back In Front Of Patriots Fans This WeekendĪ fifth-round pick out of Ohio State in this year’s draft, Wade was traded by the Ravens to the Patriots in late August. Still, when new players enter the Patriots’ system, they sometimes offer a fresh perspective on “The Patriot Way.” On Thursday afternoon, it was rookie cornerback Shaun Wade who was casting some light on the way the Patriots do business. It’s been used by pundits and commentators and even some players over the years, but it’s always been a bit of a vague term. BOSTON (CBS) - “The Patriot Way” is a saying that nobody’s ever really been able to define.

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