Jerod Mayo think Bennie Fowler has a better chance to play than Corey Coleman

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Tom E. Curran and Jerod Mayo discuss WR Corey Coleman and Bennie Fowler's signing by the Patriots, eliminating the Patriots' first win, and responding to Matt Patricia's tough debut for the Lions.

(2:30) Jerod Mayo explains why he thinks Bennie Fowler will be in the field before Corey Coleman

(6:30) What can Corey Coleman's Patriots expect?

(8:00) Is Rob Gronkowski better now than he has ever been?

(12.30) Have we overreacted to the NFL helmet rule? It has only been called once by 14 games

(13:20) What differences did Jerod Mayo see with the Patriots' defense under Brian Flores?

(18.00) What is the situation regarding the return post for the patriots?

(20:30) Jerod reacts to Matt's first tough game as NFL coach

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(1:00) The Patriots made some moves Tuesday, including calling on WR Corey Coleman. Tom E. Curran and Jerod Mayo discuss the signing and their expectations of new signatures.

(6:00) Lou Merloni breaks the return of Chris Sale and expresses his concerns for Chris Sale after what he saw.

(10:50) Tom E. Curran is touring the NFL to talk with insiders from different teams to recap and react to the first week of the NFL season.

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At a busy Tuesday for the Patriots, the team staged trials for three players.

According to ESPN's Mike Reiss, Boston's Darkwa and Charles Sims have worked for New England with ex-patriotic receiver Brandon Tate.

Trials of the Patriots: RB Orleans Darkwa, RB Charles Sims, WR Brandon Tate. The club knows Tate, who was one of their third-round picks in 2009.

– Mike Reiss (@MikeReiss) September 11, 2018

Darkwa has spent his last four seasons with the Giants. In 2017, the 26-year-old rushed 171 times for 751 yards and five touchdowns.

Sims, who has spent all four seasons with the Buccaneers, had 21 runs for 95 yards in 2017, with 35 receptions and 249 yards.

Tate, selected by the Patriots in the third round of the NFL draft in 2009, has spent his last two seasons with the Bills, mainly for kick returns.

The Patriots signed on Tuesday night lead receiver Corey Coleman, receiver Bennie Fowler and running back Kenjon Barner.