Mike Trobert of Bloody Patriots after jumping into the scrum

Foxborough, Mass.

“This is what we are trying to build, and it starts with the head coach-the intensity, bringing it every day, taking no shit when we are on the ground,” said the quarter-arre Drake Maye. “The mentality, I like it. That’s what you want.”

Trébel then held a bag of ice on his right cheek. The melee in which Truebel entered came after the Ballon Recruit Treveyon Henderson Ballon Intensified to execute a block in the Blitz collection against the defense of commanders, and suddenly, several players were stacked on the field.

“Pass pro is physical. It’s a physical game. Things happen there,” said Maye. “There is a time when, obviously, you don’t want to come here and fight and get in trouble. At the same time, you don’t want to go back from anyone. So I’m sure the coach will preach that we cannot have this, but at the same time, in a way in the bottom of our minds, it’s a bit of how we want to play, extinguish and go out.”

Maye said Trebel joked that the team would return and review the Film de Vrabel in the melee. No player has been ejected from training and the agitation went out quickly.

“He’s there with us, guy. I think this player goes out a little in him too,” said Henry, Hunter Henry.

The Receiver Demario “Pop” Douglas said that Verbel’s desire to jump into the fray showed how much he had his players – and his sense of humor.

“I said,” Coach, what’s wrong with you? “And he said,” You should have seen the other guy, “said Douglas with a smile.” I just saw the scar on his face, but I didn’t know what had happened. “

The Patriots welcome the commanders when opening the pre-season of the two teams on Friday (7:30 p.m. he).

The deadly veteran Morte Morgan Moses, who is in his first season by playing under Trinbel, called him coach of the players – noting his history as an outside secondary with the Steelers, the Patriots and the Chiefs in 14 seasons.

“He likes what he is doing. Whenever you have a trainer, you see there bearing pads and getting hit by guys and doing exercises, that makes you want to go louder,” said Moses. “He understands the process as a player and coach.”

John Keim of ESPN contributed to this report.