At last week's New England Patriots OTAs in Foxboro, a couple things became clear.
The team has a solid-if-not-spectacular stable of safeties.
Some players need to "arrive" in 2022. Some may wind up departing.
Others, like offensive tackle Isaiah Wynn, are in limbo.
Wynn, 26, skipped the first week of voluntary offseason workouts, as the former first-round pick angles for a new contract despite being set to earn $10.4 million in 2022 after the Patriots picked up the fifth-year option on his rookie contract.
That move by the team seems to indicate its commitment to him, but is the feeling mutual?