New England Patriots wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk feels he is limited in what he can do. Polk has yet to find a rhythm in his rookie campaign. He has 10 catches for 78 yards and a touchdown, with the touchdown coming in the team’s season-opening win against

"He just has to figure a way to overcome that, get back to focusing on what he can do well, and that’s a lot of things." The post Patriots rookie Ja’Lynn Polk says he has ‘best hands in the league’ amid recent drops appeared first on Boston.

After being called out by head coach Jerod Mayo for his issues with drops, New England Patriots wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk defended himself in comments made to MassLive, saying he believes he has "the best hands in the league" despite his issues to start his NFL career.

Patriots rookie wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk has caught just 10 passes on his 23 targets this season, and head coach Jerod Mayo said Polk needs to stop dropping passes.

FOXBORO — Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo suggested early this week that Ja’Lynn Polk has to get over a mental hurdle to avoid drops that have plagued the rookie wide receiver in recent weeks. So, does Polk agree that it’s something mental holding him back?

Patriots wide receiver Ja'Lynn Polk has had a slow start to his career, leading head coach Jerod Mayo to say he needs to get over a mental hump, but the rookie wide receiver has all the confidence in himself and plans to keep pushing to improve.

This offseason, the New England Patriots knew they had to get whoever would be playing quarterback some help at wide receiver. With that in mind, New England signed K.J. Osborn from the Minnesota Vikings and selected Ja'Lynn Polk from Washington in the second round and Javon Baker from UCF in the fourth.