Walter Rouse growing more comfortable after ‘whirlwind’ arrival in New England
Patriots offensive lineman Walter Rouse, acquired in an August trade, says he's settling in better after a hectic start to his time in New England.
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Walter Rouse says he's finally feeling settled with the Patriots after a chaotic start to his tenure. The offensive lineman joined New England in an August trade amid roster cuts, and the abrupt transition made for a difficult adjustment. He now feels more comfortable within the team's system and locker room.
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With New England's offensive line thin on bodies, Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor are set to step in as depth options against the Bears on Thursday. The team is also hosting free-agent lineman Jamaree Salyer on a visit, a sign the Patriots are searching for more reinforcements up front.
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The Patriots are turning to Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor as starting guards for Thursday's game against the Bears, filling in after the team's usual starters at the position were unavailable. The move thrusts both into expanded roles up front, with New England relying on their depth to hold up along the offensive line.
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Walter Rouse is set to make his first career NFL start for the Patriots, who are dealing with multiple injuries along the offensive line ahead of Thursday night's matchup against the Bears. The move elevates Rouse into a significant role as New England looks to shore up protection with depth tested.
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Patriots offensive lineman Walter Rouse, acquired in an August trade, says he's settling in better after a hectic start to his time in New England.
Patriots offensive lineman Walter Rouse says he's settling in after a hectic trade-deadline arrival in New England following a late-August roster-trimming period.
With their offensive line banged up, the Patriots will rely on depth pieces Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor against the Bears on Thursday, while also hosting free agent Jamaree Salyer.
The Patriots will start Walter Rouse and Matt Pryor at guard Thursday against the Bears after losing both starters.
With injuries mounting ahead of Thursday night's game against the Bears, the Patriots are set to start lineman Walter Rouse, who has never started an NFL game.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel identified Greg Van Roten, Walter Rouse and Ben Brown as candidates to fill the right guard spot left open by Mike Onwenu's absence.