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Patriots' Kenbrell Thompkins: 5 Fixable Rookie Mistakes

Kenbrell Thompkins

It's Week 2 in the NFL, which means it's time for everyone to overreact to one game.

Rookie Kenbrell Thompkins had an inauspicious start for the Patriots in Week 1. He was targeted 13 times for 4 receptions and 42 yards. He missed two great opportunities at touchdowns. 

Thompkins also failed to make two difficult sideline catches and slipped on a wide open crossing route in the middle of the field.

The good news? Most of his issues are correctable; they're mistakes Thompkins can fix watching game film and practicing. Here are his 5 biggest learning opportunities from the Buffalo game:

1. Toe Tap on Sideline Catches
2. Turn Body on Back-Shoulder Throw
3. Use Proper Spacing in Back of End Zone
4. Make Route Adjustments Quicker 
5. Block Correctly on Screen/Sweep

Don't jump off the bandwagon yet. Once the kid gets it all together, he will be a dangerous weapon in the Patriots' offense.

2013 NFL Predictions: Awards, Playoffs & Super Bowl

Who will win this year's Lombardi Trophy?

MVP: 
Tom Brady
Brady gets nod over Manning because he does more with less.

Offensive Player of the Year: 
Dez Bryant
I expect this to be the year Dez finally goes off....Beast Mode style.

Defensive Player of the Year: 
J.J. Watt
Watt looked like the nastiest guy out there last year and nothing's changed.

Offensive Rookie of the Year:

Tavon Austin

Speed kills, and Austin has plenty of it. There hasn't been a unique offensive weapon like this since Percy Harvin.

Defensive Rookie of the Year:

Ziggy Ansah

The Detroit d-line boasts big boys like Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley. That means Ansah will get plenty of chances to blow by a single blocker.

Coach of the Year:

Andy Reid

Expectations are so low in Kansas City. If Andy Reid can lead them to the playoffs, they might just throw him a parade.