Patriots' Ja'Lynn Polk Defends Performance Amid Criticism

The rookie wide receiver insists his drops are not a concern despite criticism from head coach Jerod Mayo.

Ja'Lynn Polk, a rookie wide receiver for the New England Patriots, is confident in his abilities despite recent criticism regarding dropped passes.
Patriots head coach Jerod Mayo highlighted Polk's drops as a mental hurdle and suggested he needs to improve his blocking and attention to detail.
Polk has caught 10 passes for 78 yards and one touchdown in his first six NFL games, with varying playing time and performance.
The Patriots, struggling with a five-game losing streak, have made a quarterback change, hoping to improve their offensive consistency.
Polk aims to prove his worth and improve his connection with rookie quarterback Drake Maye in upcoming games, starting with a matchup against the Jacksonville Jaguars.