Ranking Tuesday’s NFL training camp fights

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Ranking Tuesday’s NFL training camp fights
A pair of Patriots went at it, the Colts made it a branding exercise, and Vontaze Burfict is already going for the knees.

1. Julian Edelman vs. Stephon Gilmore

The Patriot Way includes no shortcuts. New England’s new corner was reportedly holding Edelman, who took exception and wrestled him to the ground. It looked more like a hockey fight. Helmets came off and they tussled around for a little bit before finally being separated. Bill Belichick threw them out of practice.

2. T. Y. Hilton vs. Vontae Davis

A drill matched up the team’s top receiver and top corner; jawing ensued. They weren’t done. Hilton beat Davis to score not long after that, and they locked up again. No punches were thrown, and it didn’t take long for their teammates and coaches to intervene. Davis managed to stay on top of the receiver after the two went down, so we’ll give him the win.

3. Vontaze Burfict vs. the rest of the Bengals

The Bengals weren’t supposed to be tackling for this particular drill, but since when has that stopped Burfict. He tackled running back Gio Bernard and went low for his knees. Bernard just started practicing because he’s been recovering from a torn ACL last season. Burfict’s tackle didn’t sit well with his teammates, and that led to a larger scrum. A coach even got pushed during the spat. Tight end Tyler Eifert went the extra mile, and he kept jawing with the linebacker after the rest of the players had moved on.
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