​Jul 28, 2026; Foxborough, MA, USA; New England Patriots wide receiver Romeo Doubs (87) does a drill during training camp at Gillette Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Eric Canha-Imagn Images | IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect Coming off their most intense practice of the summer so far, the New England Patriots will be back on the Gillette Stadium fields on Friday. It will be their sixth session of training camp and a chance for players to build on the foundation laid through the ramp-up period and the first padded practice on Thursday.With that said, here is all you need to know about practice No. 6.ScheduleThe Patriots’ sixth practice of training camp will again take place on the fields behind Gillette Stadium. As usual, parking and attendance are free.10:15 a.m. ET: Practiceca. 12:15 p.m. ET: Player availability (QB Drake Maye, QB Tommy DeVito, RB Rhamondre Stevenson, WR Efton Chism III, LB Chad Muma, CB Charles Woods)As always, of course, the schedule is tentative and subject to change. For more information, please visit our Pats Pulpit Training Camp Guide.Story of the dayThe budding connection between Drake Maye and A.J. Brown was the biggest takeaway from Thursday’s practice, and an encouraging step forward for the pair. The question now is whether it was a sign of things to come or merely an outlier aided by the practice script? And if so, might the same be in store for Romeo Doubs as well at some point?Long story short, Maye and his new starting receivers continue to get on the same page. Based on yesterday, Brown seems further ahead in that regard.Injuries to monitorNFI: RB Terrell Jennings, S Brenden SchoolerPUP: TE C.J. Dippre, ED Harold Landry III, ED Gabe JacasInjured: CB Carlton Davis IIITBD: CB Brandon CrossleyCarlton Davis got banged up on Tuesday and was subsequently not able to participate in practice on Thursday. The starting cornerback was one of seven players missing the session. Before it began, head coach Mike Vrabel gave some updates on the injured Patriots, including an optimistic outlook for second-round rookie Gabe Jacas.Players to watchWR Kayshon Boutte: Boutte was the Patriots’ best receiver during the non-padded portion of training camp, but on Thursday was quiet. He lost both of his 1-on-1s to the team’s best defender, Christian Gonzalez, and then also went without a catch in team drills. Will he be more actively involved on Friday and able to return to his big-play ways?WR Kyle Williams: Arguably the top performer on the field on Thursday, Williams hauled in two impressive touchdowns and appeared to build some much-needed momentum. In a way, he is the polar opposite to Kayshon Boutte so far this camp: Williams started slowly but managed to pick up the pace as soon as pads came on.TE Tanner Arkin: If we had to guess on one undrafted rookie making the team come late August, it would be Arkin. Working as the third tight end behind roster locks Hunter Henry and Eli Raridon, he continued to see regular action with the s