Promising Patriots rookie sees night and day difference in abilities

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New England Patriots tight end Eli Raridon is getting adjusted to the NFL game.

Raridon expressed to reporters after training camp practice just how much the game is starting to slow down for him as he progresses through the summer.

“I think things are starting to slow down for me,” Raridon said, via Mass Live's Mark Daniels. “Obviously, I’m not 100% acclimated with the offense, but compared to the spring, it’s a night and day difference, so it’s going well.”

The Patriots selected Raridon with the No. 95 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. He is currently the backup tight end for New England behind Hunter Henry.

The Patriots will incorporate Raridon into their offense next season among many other receivers in their crowded offense. His progression this summer contrasts with where he was at performance-wise dating back to last spring and will contribute to the workload that he is able to garner in the upcoming season.

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This article originally appeared on Patriots Wire: Promising Patriots rookie sees night and day difference in abilities

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