Pat Chung's return to the Patriots

Patrick Chung made his return to the New England Patriots on September 7, after his quick one year absence from the team. Chung started off his career five years ago, after being drafted in the second round by the Patriots. The safety had a successful four years in college with the Oregon Ducks, Eventually holding the school record for most starts on the defensive side of the ball. Chung's outstanding skills at Oregon would translate nicely into the NFL, as he was able to hold a starting spot for the Patriot's for four years. He even started for them in Super Bowl XLVI. After the 2013 season, where he struggled with injuries, Chung decided to leave the Patriots and join the Philadelphia Eagles. The new coach in Philly was Chip Kelly, who Chung played under while at Oregon. His career with the Eagles was not what he was hoping for, as he failed to stay on the field due to injury and poor performances. After a long season, Chung decided New England was right for him, and he tried out for a spot on the team. He would end up making the team, after much competition at the safety position, and even end up earning the starting job. So far this season, he has six tackles and has even returned some kick offs. Having a healthy and hard hitting Chung could be a huge asset for New England this season.