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The New England Patriots cancelled their first open OTAs practice that was scheduled for Thursday. Now, we know why.
ESPN's Mike Reiss reports the Patriots lost two days of voluntary organized team activities due to a violation of offseason rules. It is unclear at this time what rule the organization violated.
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Our Phil Perry reports that the team will lose its OTA next Tuesday, May 30.
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The Patriots' first two OTAs of the spring were closed to the media. Thursday's would have been the first session in which reporters were permitted to attend. The first open OTA is now scheduled for Wednesday, May 31.
