Sanu followed the same trajectory as former Patriots' receiver Danny Amendola, have a strong first game, get injured and do nothing else in your first season.
Sanu had surgery to repair damage that was caused from his injury and it was learned that Sanu played with a season ending High ankle sprain.
Sanu ran to Instagram posting videos of him training. Posted videos of him working out with newly signed quarterback Cam Newton, all in hope's to make people forget abhis 2019 season.
A recent video of Sanu was released from Patriots practice. Sanu looks slow and his route running looks unpolished. To make matters worse, he's dropping "routine" passes.
Sanu was let slide, as it's understandable that pain can be a distraction and knowing that he was playing with a season ending injury; fans forgave his drops. However, now he has no excuse.
Jerry Trotta wrote, "It hasn’t been all bad for Sanu during training camp, but we’re going to need to see a lot more from him to be convinced that he deserves the No. 2 spot on the depth chart behind Edelman."
Number two spot? At this point Harry, Ross, and Gunner Olszewski have all leap frogged Sanu. Sanu isn't fighting for the number two, he's fighting for a roster spot. Only thing saving him is Jakobi Meyers has a shoulder injury and is looking like an IR - PUP candidate.
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