FOXBOROUGH, MA- JUNE 11: Khalil Jacobs #59 of the New England Patriots stretches during New England Patriots Minicamp on June 11, 2026, at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Summer Lamont/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesComing off five straight full-pads practices separated by one off-day, the New England Patriots will turn down the intensity on Wednesday. Their 10th practice of training camp will be taking pace at a walkthrough pace.Heres what you need to know about the session.ScheduleUnlike Tuesdays practice, Wednesdays walkthrough will be closed to the public. The next opportunities to visit Patriots training camp will come Thursday and Friday.10 a.m. ET: Practice (walkthrough)ca. 12:15 p.m. ET: Player availability (QB Drake Maye, FB Reggie Gilliam, WR Mack Hollins, OT Morgan Moses, LG Alijah Vera-Tucker, P Bryce Baringer)As always, the schedule is tentative and subject to change. For more information, please visit our Pats Pulpit Training Camp Guide.Story of the dayWhat is the depth chart looking like? Due to the walkthrough nature of practice, there will be little competition in Foxborough on Wednesday. That does not mean we wont get a glimpse at those competitions, though: players do line up in order of their supposed position on the current depth chart, and somebody playing regularly with the starters or the third-stringers is indicative of their chances of making the roster.Injuries to monitorNFI: S Brenden SchoolerPUP: TE C.J. Dippre, ED Harold Landry IIIPractice absentees: FB Reggie Gilliam, WR Cameron Dorner (new), TE Jack Westover (new), OL Caedan Wallace, CB Carlton Davis IIIThe Patriots added two more players to their absentees list on Tuesday, with wideout Cameron Dorner and tight end Jack Westover missing the session. Whether or not their non-participation is due to injury is not known at this point, but the team added another depth receiver Tejhaun Palmer as a waiver claim after practice.Players to watchWR Kyle Williams and WR Efton Chism III: Williams and Chism have repped as the sixth and seventh receivers on the roster fairly consistently over the first nine practices. Wednesday will therefore provide as a chance to see whether or not anything has changed, especially with Williams having spent Mondays session as a spectator.LB K.J.Britt and LB Khalil Jacobs: With Chad Muma seemingly starting to separate himself in the race for the third linebacker spot, veteran free agent Britt and undrafted rookie Jacobs might be dueling it out for the fourth and possibly final job. The latters trajectory has been encouraging this camp, and seems to have overtaken his more experienced teammate on the depth chart.The backup cornerbacks: The backups options at cornerback are mentioned here for a second straight day, and for good reason. The competition for a fifth and sixth spot on the depth chart seemingly remains wide open. Inconsistency is the main reason for that, with Karon Prunty, Kindle Vildor, Kobee Minor, Channing Canada and Marcellas Dial Jr. all having their ups and downs so far this summer.Pats Pulpit will have you covered throughout the day, so please make sure to regularly check back topatspulpit.comfor all the latest news from camp. Credentialed Patriots beat writers Brian Hines (@iambrianhines), Andrew Guindon (@NestPgs) and Taylor Kyles (@tkyles39) will bring you live updates from camp on their Twitter/X feeds, so please make sure to give them a follow.