Chris Hogan: Lack of targets isn't an issue

FOXBOROUGH — Chris Hogan says everything is cool.

The receiver, who has 107 offensive snaps the last two games but has just four targets and no catches to show for it in that time, doesn’t sound like a guy who is upset with how he’s being used.

“You can’t really concern yourself with that,” said Hogan, who has 23 catches for 333 yards and two touchdowns on the season. “You don’t let any of that really consume you. I think for me, I just kind of go out there and do my job the best I can and try and show up on film as much I can. And whenever the opportunities come my way, be able to make those plays.”

Hogan also says he remains on the same page with quarterback Tom Brady.


“Of course,” he said. “The quarterback-receiver connection is a constant work in progress. On the field, off the field. Tom and I have developed a pretty good relationship in the past couple of years I’ve been here. I’m just going to continue to work on it.”

On some teams, a lack of targets could create a wedge between the quarterback and the receiver. Hogan said that’s not the case in New England.