The final day of practice is winding down with the team running some 2-minute drills. There wasn’t a lot going on Thursday but the one thing that stood out to me is Randy Moss getting more and more comfortable with Tom Brady. At the end of July when training camp starts, these two should be clicking on all cylinders. A scary thought for opposing defenses.

I’ll be back later this afternoon with a final recap of the three-day mini-camp.

Garrett Mills made a terrific catch in the back of the end zone. Mills dove and caught a bullet from Matt Cassel with a defensive back draped all over him. I think Mills will be an interesting player to watch when training camp and the preseason rolls around.

Also, with the late-arriving media members trickling in, the total is now up to 65, similar to yesterday.

Randy Moss catches the ball as effortlessly as any receiver I’ve ever seen. I think part of the whole “Moss isn’t practicing hard” has something to do with the guy makes everything look so easy, it appears that he’s not trying hard. Moss is going to be a nightmare for opposing defenses near the red zone. Brady puts the ball in such a precise spot, it’s almost impossible for defensive backs to cover the 6-4 Moss that close to the goal line.

With Laurence Maroney taking it easy during mini-camp, Heath Evans has been getting a lot of reps at running back. Evans continues to show the versatility the Patriots like by displaying his running, receiving and blocking skills. Evans is an excellent receiver out of the backfield and you can tell all of his teammates like him and appreciate the effort he puts forth on a daily basis.

Josh Miller is punting the heck out of the ball today. Miller has looked a little shaky in camp so far but he’s booming the ball repeatedly on Thursday.