The Patriots' NFL-caliber wide receiver talent on the field this spring has been sparse.
"That's definitely a hypothetical," Jones said of a Hopkins signing."But I think DeAndre's a great player. You watch his film from college all the way through the NFL, he's done a great job. Obviously we'd love to have him. But we do have a great group of guys. We just know that we want to win. I know that all the guys feel the same way.
While Jones has appeared to find early chemistry with tight ends Mike Gesicki and Hunter Henry, he has leaned heavily on that pair. Of his first 18 competitive passes Monday, 11 went to Gesicki and Henry. Two went to receivers.
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