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POLK COUNTY, Minn. — Authorities in northwestern Minnesota are advising residents to stay off the roads Friday afternoon.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office said visibility is down to zero in some areas, and blowing snow is causing hazardous road conditions.
“If you do not need to travel, please stay home,” the sheriff’s office said. “If you must travel, make sure you have a winter weather survival kit in your vehicle. If you do get stuck, first responders might not be able to reach you until the weather improves.”
The sheriff’s office said it has received reports of vehicles in the ditch.
The county is under a winter weather advisory through 9 p.m. due to accumulating snow and winds gusting up to 60 mph, the National Weather Service said.
The Minnesota Department of Transportation advised those in the counties to the immediate north and south of Polk not to travel either. You can check current road conditions on MnDOT’s 511 website.
Anthony Bettin is a web producer at CBS Minnesota. He primarily covers breaking news and sports, with a focus on the Minnesota Vikings.
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel as blowing snow continues to create hazardous road conditions throughout the area.
With wind gusts reaching up to 40 mph, visibility is severely reduced and roads are becoming slick and snow-covered. This combination of factors is making travel extremely dangerous and increasing the risk of accidents.
Sheriff John Smith is advising residents to stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary. “We are seeing numerous accidents and slide-offs due to the blowing snow and poor visibility,” Sheriff Smith stated. “It is not worth risking your safety to venture out in these conditions.”
The Sheriff’s Office is also reminding motorists to drive cautiously and to give themselves extra time to reach their destination if travel is unavoidable. They are urging drivers to slow down, increase following distance, and use caution when approaching intersections and curves.
Residents are encouraged to stay updated on road conditions and weather alerts, and to make necessary preparations if travel is required. The Sheriff’s Office will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as needed.
Remember, safety should always be the top priority during inclement weather. Stay safe and stay off the roads if possible.
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The New England Patriots have two games left in their season before all eyes turn to a major offseason. Some are (rightfully) already looking to the offseason and on who will be making those moves.
So, let’s get right into this week’s #PostPulpit mailbag.
If the team is trying to figure out what they have in Polk and Baker, why not put them out there for meaningful snaps in these meaningless games and target them 4-5 times each? – c. lassiter
It would be nice to see both rookies play some meaningful snaps down the stretch to see if they can build some momentum with more time on the field and potential targets.
The read here, however, is that the coaching staff is coaching to win and isn’t comfortable enough with either player to play significant snaps in order to do so. Alex Van Pelt has mentioned that Javon Baker needs better performances in practice to earn more time on the field, while Ja’Lynn Polk has looked lost at times on the field leading to a decline in his snaps.
Two weeks ago in Arizona, the first snap of the game saw Polk (top) fail to clear out his defender which led to cluttered spacing around tight end Austin Hooper. Drake Maye was then forced into a check down.
Compare that to the same play back in Week 10 where Polk (top) helps opens things up for the tight end with his vertical to help create a 28-yard gain.
While Baker has only two targets this season, he also wasn’t on the same page as Maye on his first target of the season — breaking his route late as Maye’s pass hit the turf in front of him. If coaches can’t trust them on the practice field and then they are failing to do things correctly on the field, their roles will decrease.
You could make the argument that other players are doing the same thing. Before last week, Kayshon Boutte had trouble finishing routes while Kendrick Bourne has admitted route issues on his end almost weekly — the most recent playing a role in Maye’s interception vs. Buffalo.
For a draft and develop team, that’s the tough thing to balance — especially when trying to make the environment better around Maye. But for now, it seems that a coaching staff trying to win (and potentially save their jobs) are siding with the experience and production down the stretch.
Ive heard D.K. Metcalfs name as someone the Seahawks could be moving on from this offseason. He definitely be the best receiver this team has had in years. Should be a no brainer based on ask? – brian r.
Speaking of receivers, the struggles from the rookies this year has left the position a need yet again entering the offseason. With a shallow free agent market outside of Tee Higgins, New England could look to the trade market for veteran help.
Typically, receivers who are entering the final year of the contract are ones to be shipped off. D.K. Metcalf fits that description as a 2026 UFA.
It’s been an interesting season for Metcalf, who is on pace for one of the worst statistical seasons of his career. With that being said, he still has 63 receptions for 939 yards and four touchdowns after an all-around sloppy Week 17 Thursday Night Football game — where the receiver also drew an unsportsmanlike conduct flag.
Beyond the drop in production, Metcalf has also been criticized for his general inconsistencies and a decline in his contested catch percentage. But, it also has been fair to note that Metcalf’s usage and route tree has changed a bit under new offensive coordinator Ryan Grubb.
If New England thinks their usage plan and pairing him with Maye will get Metcalf back on track, the 27-year old may be worth the draft capital and extension it would take to acquire.
Don’t we need to pump the brakes on the fire Eliot Wolf talk? I mean, he did draft the franchise QB and the probable 2025 LG and signed the best OL available in FA to play RG along with two good TEs. LT and WR remain trouble spots…but there are never many if any good LTs available and you can’t fill all major spots of need in one offseason. – ghosthaud
Really outside of Drake Maye, it hasn’t been a good haul from Eliot Wolf’s first offseason. Antonio Gibson and Hunter Henry were good value signings, but Wolf’s return elsewhere in free agency and the draft has not been one to write home about.
With that being said, this is the offseason where Wolf will get to go out and prove himself. He’ll have the most cap space in the league to work with and very little internal free agents to re-sign. But beyond the money, Wolf is going to have to be able to sell free agents on why they should come to New England, which still is not a premiere destination despite Maye’s early success.
Then, Wolf will have what looks like another top-5 pick and four top 100 selections in total to work with due to his best move to date of trading Matthew Judon for a third rounder. It’s what he does with those picks outside of the first-round that makes an elite executive.
Will they clean house on upper management and scouting this offseason? – chris coughlin
As for Wolf, he is going to get his second season along with Mayo. But, with all those resources available to him this is where he decides his future. Elsewhere, there could be some turnover in the scouting department.
When will the coaches start doing the teaching part of coaching instead of just the motivational part of coaching? The players seem to be motivated, but they’re out of position, making dumb-a$$ penalties and turning the ball over in a very motivated fashion. – SlotMachinePlayer
The reoccurring fundamental issues are one of the biggest concerns with the coaching staff, specifically on the defensive side of the football. As seen on James Cook’s long touchdown run last week, the run fits continue to plague the defense which has been an issue all season long.
Whether it’s a scheme or execution issue, it all comes back to coaching which is why there are expected to be staff changes under Mayo this offseason. The drastic fall off on defense and in the run game could reflect on DeMarcus Covington and defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery, who also oversaw a Packers front that fell off the last two seasons.
That’s all for this week’s #PostPulpit mailbag. If you have questions you’d liked to be answered next week, submit them online in our weekly submission post or on Twitter using #PostPulpit. Make sure to be following @iambrianhines and @PatsPulpit as well.
In this week’s Patriots Mailbag, we take a look at the potential for more playing time for rookie receivers Ja’Lynn Polk and Javon Baker. Both players have shown flashes of potential in limited action so far this season, but could they see their roles expanded in the coming weeks?
Polk, a sixth-round pick out of Texas Tech, has impressed with his speed and route-running ability. He has shown a knack for getting open and making tough catches in traffic, and has already earned the trust of quarterback Mac Jones. With the Patriots’ receiving corps lacking depth, could Polk see more opportunities to make an impact in the passing game?
Baker, a seventh-round pick out of Alabama, has also shown promise in his limited playing time. He has good size and physicality, and has the potential to be a reliable target in the red zone. With tight end Jonnu Smith dealing with injuries, could Baker see more snaps as a big-bodied target for Jones?
It remains to be seen how the Patriots coaching staff will utilize Polk and Baker moving forward, but both players have shown enough potential to warrant more playing time. Stay tuned for updates on their development as the season progresses.
FOXBORO — What are the stakes? The Patriots have very little to play for when it comes to the standings. If anything, there should be some level of attempting to at the very least match last year’s atrocious four-win record.
And they exist for Patriots decision-makers, who need to use the football left to get a real gauge on what they have in their young players as they look to build their team for the future.
Layden Robinson has acquitted himself relatively well in the last two games while allowing just one pressure. He’s one of just eight guards in the NFL with at least 75 total snaps in Weeks 16 and 17 who has allowed less than two pressures in that span. Perhaps he’s on track to take on the team’s starting left guard role next season.
Cole Strange is looking like he’ll start at center in Week 17, giving him a chance to show what he can do after missing most of the season following a knee injury that ended his 2023 campaign prematurely.
At receiver, the outlook is less positive. It’s my understanding that Ja’Lynn Polk was discussed by the Patriots as a healthy scratch prior to the Bills game, and he ended up playing only three snaps in that game. Javon Baker appears to have worked his way beyond Polk on the depth chart, but not in a significant way, playing eight snaps in Buffalo.
On Polk in particular, one would assume the team hoped coming off its bye week in Week 14 that their second-round pick would be able to settle in and make a push toward salvaging the back end of his first year as a pro. Instead, he appears to be trending in the wrong direction. And New England’s opponent Sunday is just another reminder as to what might’ve been had the team approached the second round differently back in the spring.Â
Sitting at pick No. 34 overall, the Patriots watched Florida State wideout Keon Coleman go to the Bills at No. 33. Then, bypassing an opportunity to draft Georgia wideout Ladd McConkey, Eliot Wolf traded down to pick No. 37, sending a fifth-round pick and receiving a fourth-rounder from the Chargers in the process.
The Chargers grabbed McConkey and have reaped the rewards, as he’s racked up 69 catches for 960 yards and five touchdowns. In 14 games, Polk has 12 catches for 87 yards and two scores. Baker, whom the Patriots selected with the fourth-rounder acquired in the deal, hasn’t made a reception.
The evaluation continues on Sunday. Here are the matchups to watch in the game…
Matchup that’ll determine the outcome
Drake Maye vs. Derwin James
The Chargers have a fast-flowing defense led by their Swiss Army knife safety Derwin James. If the Patriots are going to continue to attack through the air with their short passing game, they may have trouble finding room to operate Sunday.Â
Per Next Gen Stats, Drake Maye is the one of the best short passers in football. On passes that travel less than 10 yards beyond the line of scrimmage, he has the sixth-best yards-per-attempt figure (6.6) and the sixth-best success rate (56.1 percent). However, the Chargers only allow 5.4 yards per attempt on those types of throws, which is the third-best among NFL defenses this season.
If New England can’t move the chains with shorter throws because James and Co. suffocate them, this one could be over quickly. Unless…
Matchup that’ll surprise you
Chargers defense versus Alex Van Pelt
…The Chargers continue to play the way they’ve played the last two weeks on the defensive side of the ball. The Buccaneers put up 40 points against them two weeks ago. Last week, Jim Harbaugh’s club had its issues at times keeping Bo Nix and the Broncos in check.
The advanced numbers from those two games aren’t kind to Los Angeles. They’re 28th in EPA per play allowed and 29th in EPA per dropback allowed.
If that continues at Gillette Stadium, perhaps offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt can draw up some plays for Maye to run his touchdown pass streak to eight games — the longest streak for any rookie since Justin Herbert threw for touchdowns in 10 straight games back in 2020.
Matchup that’ll take years off your life
Justin Herbert vs. Patriots pass rushers
Keion White made headlines late this week when he seemed to voice some displeasure with what he’s been asked to do as an outside linebacker. He’s been asked to be sound against the run. His pass-rush numbers — and those of the entire team — have been down. Apparently, that’s led to some displeasure for the second-year defender.
If he can’t get after the quarterback again this week, it could be a long day for his team, because Herbert is dynamite when not pressured. He’s seventh in the league in yards per attempt when not pressured (8.3), eighth in rating (110.5), and he hasn’t thrown a pick when kept clean.
Unfortunately for the Patriots, they see a lot of passing reps from opposing quarterbacks who aren’t pressured. They’re fourth-worst in the NFL in quarterback pressure rate (29.7 percent).
Ja’Lynn Polk trending in wrong direction? – NBC Sports Boston
In recent weeks, Texas Tech wide receiver Ja’Lynn Polk has been making headlines for all the wrong reasons. Once considered a promising young talent, Polk’s performance on and off the field has raised concerns among fans and analysts alike.
On the field, Polk’s production has dipped significantly compared to earlier in the season. His route running has been sloppy, leading to dropped passes and missed opportunities for big plays. Additionally, his lack of effort in blocking assignments has not gone unnoticed by coaches.
Off the field, Polk’s behavior has been cause for even more concern. Reports of tardiness to team meetings and a lack of focus during practice have raised red flags about his commitment to the team and his future in the sport.
While Polk has shown flashes of potential in the past, it seems that he may be heading in the wrong direction. If he doesn’t make a drastic change soon, his once-promising career may be in jeopardy. Stay tuned for updates on Ja’Lynn Polk’s situation as it develops.
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