Patriots: Julian Edelman’s Instagram post shows WRs working out with Cam Newton

FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS - SEPTEMBER 22: Julian Edelman #11 of the New England Patriots points prior to the game against the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium on September 22, 2019 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images)
FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS - SEPTEMBER 22: Julian Edelman #11 of the New England Patriots points prior to the game against the New York Jets at Gillette Stadium on September 22, 2019 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. (Photo by Adam Glanzman/Getty Images) /
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Patriots wideouts and Cam Newton partake in private workout.

Need a pick-me-up after the recent string of opt outs, Patriots fans? This should do the trick since Instagram has been everyone’s key source of happiness this offseason, whether it’s motivational posts from Cam Newton or something funny and clever from Julian Edelman.

Now we got both of those guys on IG with a number of other Patriots wide receivers taking part in a private workout as the team gears up for training camp.

Edelman provided us the goods with this little gallery.

More, please? Anyone notice how shredded Edelman is? He must’ve been grinding during quarantine looking to get over the injuries that affected him these last few seasons.

Aside from that, the boys are back in town. Jakobi Meyers, Damiere Byrd, N’Keal Harry and Gunner Olszewski joined Edelman and Newton for the workout and it’s clear these guys want to be on the same page so they can hit the ground running in 2020.

If Cam’s IG post from yesterday didn’t give you that impression, then we don’t know what will.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CDP62mwBcEK/

Whew, that’s a tad intense for us. Good thing we had Olszewski in Edelman’s post rocking a Def Leppard shirt, an American flag around his neck, and … is that a Bass Pro Shops hat? At the very least, Newton probably appreciates the style and eccentricity of the outfit.

Patriots football is almost here, guys. All we need is the NFL to figure out better safety protocol measures than Major League Baseball and Belichick and Co. will be able to work around the clock to ensure the team will be OK after losing six key players over the last few days.

If anyone can handle that, it’s the Pats and their second-to-none work ethic, which Edelman graciously shared with us.