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Slingin Sammy's Training Camp Notes-August 5th
SS33's Training Camp Report - Aug. 5th
Arrived at about 7:50am. LBS & DL came out first, then OL started filtering out. Rinehart and Batiste were first out on OL. Buges was the first coach out and was working on technique with Rinehart by 8:15. Pre-practice started at 8:30am. Keep in mind this is a light contact practice, no tackling, no full-on blocking, no lower body contact (cut blocks, etc.). Pretty much just execution of assignments and technique work. I'll try to run through the questions one-by-one: 1. Robert Thomas looked fine. He's at OLB with the 2nd unit. 2. Interaction of position coaches: Bugel - I pray I have his energy when I'm his age. Other than the brace on his knee and a limp later in practice he looked good. Zorn - Working directly with the QBs, Meidt is simply a helper. Clearly the OC and man in charge of the offense, very hands-on, which IMO is a good thing. All the other coaches seemed to interact with their groups well. Not as much correction/teaching as I expected, but that's probably because they don't want to embarass any players in an open practice. 3. OL Scouting Report - Starting OL today LT to RT, Samuels, Dockery, Rabach (non-contact), Rinehart, Bridges. In pre-practice they were going through Pass-Pro and working against stunts. A lot of the younger guys were getting reps. Hard to tell much from the OL with minimal contact. In OL/DL one-one drills, I didn't see most of it as I was charting passes by the QBs, but I did see Rinehart get abused on a swim move by Gholston. Next play he got bull rushed, but recovered. Our backup C, Montgomery held his own. Bridges went against Jarmon, who is very quick off the edge but directed him wide. Bridges isn't comfortable yet at RT and an edge rusher with speed will be a problem right now. But the more reps the better to get comfortable. 4. Barnes vs. Smoot: Right now Smoot is starting at RCB with Rogers out. This is not good. Smoot was abused at least three times today deep by more than 3 yards. Barnes is starting at LCB on the second team. If Barnes is solid in the first two pre-season games, Smoot is gone. 5. Jarmon: Good speed off the edge. Not NFL ready yet. Next year he should be in the mix at LDE. 6. McIntosh moving well, reading and reacting well. Coverage was fine minus getting smoked once by Cooley in the RZ. 7. Hensen & Glenn - Neither stood out good or bad. Both are in the rotation at 2nd/3rd team. 8. Chris Wilson - I didn't notice Wilson getting reps at OLB. 9. Marko Mitchell - Tall, Route running OK, hands don't appear to be a problem. Didn't stand-out in any way though. 10. DBs?: The secondary looks good, aside from Smoot. With Hall/Rogers at CB, Landry FS, Horton SS, Tyron, Barnes, Moore. The secondary should be a strong point. They appear to be covering well and in position to make plays/hits. 11. No 3-4 defense used at all. Saw a lot of the 4-3 Cover 1 Man, also Cover 2 Zone, and Nickel. 12. Aldridge - Didn't stand out either way 13. Orakpo looks good, strong coming off the edge as Sam or at RDE. In our base 4-3 he'll line up at Sam. On passing downs he's been moving to RDE with Carter at LDE. Appears to be reading and handling his assignments. 14. Suisham / Rayner - Other than FG/XPT work for about 10 minutes nothing else on Specials. Both were showing good leg strength although Suisham appeared more accurate. About three of Rayners kicks seemed to have a hook in them, but they were still good. Both nailed 45 yarders with at least 8 yds to spare as Smith was counting down. 15. HB Blades is strictly working at MLB, backing up Fletch. 16. Passing game is mostly 3-5 step drops. 17. D Starters: RDE Carter, DT (1 Tech) Big AL, DT (3 Tech) Griff, LDE Daniels, Sam Orakpo, MLB Fletch, WLB Rocky, LCB Hall, RCB Smoot, SS Horton, FS Landry 18. O Starters: LT Samuels, LG Dock, C Rabach, RG Rinehart, RT Bridges, TE Cooley, SE (X) - Moss, FL (Z) - ARE, FB Sellers, HB Portis, QB Campbell 19. Offensive Formation Scouting: The formations shown were fairly basic. I-Form & I-Form Strong/Weak, Singleback 3WR, Singleback 4WR, 5WR (once or twice), Bunch with WRs and another with TEs to run, Pro (split backs), Gun w/3WR-TE and 4WR. 20. Impressions of QBs: -Daniels: As I mentioned earlier Daniels is no more than 5'10". He was a little wild in early drills but settled down. He has a sidearm release at times which definitely isn't good at his height. He does have good timing as his passes arrive right on time. He may stay around on the practice squad but because of his height I don't see him being an NFL QB -Collins: VERY slow footwork, arm is weak. He is strictly a game manager at this point. He knows what to do, but his arm is no threat to complete anything over 15 yds that needs any "zip" on it. - Brennan: for all the Cult of Colt who like to rave about his accuracy, he was the most inaccurate QB today. While running through the practice period of QBs throwing individual routes to the WRs with no D, here are the stats: JC 12-12 all but one pass was on the money, TC 10-10 some passes weak or behind but caught, CB 5-8 one catch was saved by the WR, CD 8-8 good timing. Also while throwing fades, CB overthrew at least three of these while JC only missed one. That being said CB's footwork is better and it appears his throwing motion is less "backyard" and more of a proper delivery. His arm strength appears improved. Based on what I saw today I would give CB a shot at the #2, but definitely keep Collins on the roster. -JC: I believe we are in for a pleasant surprise this year. JC appears in command of the O, his passes are fired in there and on the money. A couple of times in Red Zone work he held the ball or threw it away, but that's to be expected with no run threat and the D knows what the O is going to do. He also threw 2 TDs on fades (Moss, ARE)in Red Zone work. Random Notes: - During play and formation recognition the defense had some confusion in the secondary and at LB a few times. It was hard to make out exactly who were the culprits as this was on the far field. - Williams had a couple of high snaps in Offensive Run period. - Bridges jumped offsides twice One on one WR/DBs - JC to ARE, smoked Smoot deep, pass on target, ARE drop - JC to Moss, smoked Tryon on deep in - CB hit Eloi twice - JC completed 6-7 with Barnes breaking up his only Incompletion. |
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thanks for all of this SS33, great stuff.
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Thanks Sammy nice rundown
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Man i am getting excited!!!!
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thanks for the good stuff
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Great stuff helps me get by the morning hours at work!
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Excellent help for us all, Sammy. Thank you!
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Good stuff. Thanks for being our eyes and ears at camp.
Any observations on how much Fred Davis might be used? |
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Daseal, if you have anything to add please do since you were there as well
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Will we have a notes thread each day of camp? I am thinking about going on Saturday, just wondering if there will be a thread I post in. I may not be as extensive as Sammy
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Great work man! I find this especially encouraging:
[quote]10. DBs?: The secondary looks good, aside from Smoot. With Hall/[B]Rogers at CB, Landry FS, Horton SS, Tyron, Barnes, Moore. [/B]The secondary should be a strong point. They appear to be covering well and in position to make plays/hits. [/quote]Notice that we drafted everyone on this list except Hall, and that they're all young. This is a good sign. |
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[quote=hooskins;573148]Will we have a notes thread each day of camp? I am thinking about going on Saturday, just wondering if there will be a thread I post in. I may not be as extensive as Sammy[/quote]
Bring it hooskins! I for one would love to hear your thoughts on what you see. It's nice to get reports from our own guys. |
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[quote=53Fan;573167]Bring it hooskins! I for one would love to hear your thoughts on what you see. It's nice to get reports from our own guys.[/quote]
I agree hooskins. When you get back, make your own thread if you wish and I, for just one, will be very grateful. |
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[quote=SmootSmack;573039]SS33's Training Camp Report - Aug. 5th
Arrived at about 7:50am. LBS & DL came out first, then OL started filtering out. Rinehart and Batiste were first out on OL. Buges was the first coach out and was working on technique with Rinehart by 8:15. Pre-practice started at 8:30am. Keep in mind this is a light contact practice, no tackling, no full-on blocking, no lower body contact (cut blocks, etc.). Pretty much just execution of assignments and technique work. I'll try to run through the questions one-by-one: 1. Robert Thomas looked fine. He's at OLB with the 2nd unit. 2. Interaction of position coaches: Bugel - I pray I have his energy when I'm his age. Other than the brace on his knee and a limp later in practice he looked good. Zorn - Working directly with the QBs, Meidt is simply a helper. Clearly the OC and man in charge of the offense, very hands-on, which IMO is a good thing. All the other coaches seemed to interact with their groups well. Not as much correction/teaching as I expected, but that's probably because they don't want to embarass any players in an open practice. 3. OL Scouting Report - Starting OL today LT to RT, Samuels, Dockery, Rabach (non-contact), Rinehart, Bridges. In pre-practice they were going through Pass-Pro and working against stunts. A lot of the younger guys were getting reps. Hard to tell much from the OL with minimal contact. In OL/DL one-one drills, I didn't see most of it as I was charting passes by the QBs, but I did see Rinehart get abused on a swim move by Gholston. Next play he got bull rushed, but recovered. Our backup C, Montgomery held his own. Bridges went against Jarmon, who is very quick off the edge but directed him wide. Bridges isn't comfortable yet at RT and an edge rusher with speed will be a problem right now. But the more reps the better to get comfortable. 4. Barnes vs. Smoot: Right now Smoot is starting at RCB with Rogers out. This is not good. Smoot was abused at least three times today deep by more than 3 yards. Barnes is starting at LCB on the second team. If Barnes is solid in the first two pre-season games, Smoot is gone. 5. Jarmon: Good speed off the edge. Not NFL ready yet. Next year he should be in the mix at LDE. 6. McIntosh moving well, reading and reacting well. Coverage was fine minus getting smoked once by Cooley in the RZ. 7. Hensen & Glenn - Neither stood out good or bad. Both are in the rotation at 2nd/3rd team. 8. Chris Wilson - I didn't notice Wilson getting reps at OLB. 9. Marko Mitchell - Tall, Route running OK, hands don't appear to be a problem. Didn't stand-out in any way though. 10. DBs?: The secondary looks good, aside from Smoot. With Hall/Rogers at CB, Landry FS, Horton SS, Tyron, Barnes, Moore. The secondary should be a strong point. They appear to be covering well and in position to make plays/hits. 11. No 3-4 defense used at all. Saw a lot of the 4-3 Cover 1 Man, also Cover 2 Zone, and Nickel. 12. Aldridge - Didn't stand out either way 13. Orakpo looks good, strong coming off the edge as Sam or at RDE. In our base 4-3 he'll line up at Sam. On passing downs he's been moving to RDE with Carter at LDE. Appears to be reading and handling his assignments. 14. Suisham / Rayner - Other than FG/XPT work for about 10 minutes nothing else on Specials. Both were showing good leg strength although Suisham appeared more accurate. About three of Rayners kicks seemed to have a hook in them, but they were still good. Both nailed 45 yarders with at least 8 yds to spare as Smith was counting down. 15. HB Blades is strictly working at MLB, backing up Fletch. 16. Passing game is mostly 3-5 step drops. 17. D Starters: RDE Carter, DT (1 Tech) Big AL, DT (3 Tech) Griff, LDE Daniels, Sam Orakpo, MLB Fletch, WLB Rocky, LCB Hall, RCB Smoot, SS Horton, FS Landry 18. O Starters: LT Samuels, LG Dock, C Rabach, RG Rinehart, RT Bridges, TE Cooley, SE (X) - Moss, FL (Z) - ARE, FB Sellers, HB Portis, QB Campbell 19. Offensive Formation Scouting: The formations shown were fairly basic. I-Form & I-Form Strong/Weak, Singleback 3WR, Singleback 4WR, 5WR (once or twice), Bunch with WRs and another with TEs to run, Pro (split backs), Gun w/3WR-TE and 4WR. 20. Impressions of QBs: -Daniels: As I mentioned earlier Daniels is no more than 5'10". He was a little wild in early drills but settled down. He has a sidearm release at times which definitely isn't good at his height. He does have good timing as his passes arrive right on time. He may stay around on the practice squad but because of his height I don't see him being an NFL QB -Collins: VERY slow footwork, arm is weak. He is strictly a game manager at this point. He knows what to do, but his arm is no threat to complete anything over 15 yds that needs any "zip" on it. - Brennan: for all the Cult of Colt who like to rave about his accuracy, he was the most inaccurate QB today. While running through the practice period of QBs throwing individual routes to the WRs with no D, here are the stats: JC 12-12 all but one pass was on the money, TC 10-10 some passes weak or behind but caught, CB 5-8 one catch was saved by the WR, CD 8-8 good timing. Also while throwing fades, CB overthrew at least three of these while JC only missed one. That being said CB's footwork is better and it appears his throwing motion is less "backyard" and more of a proper delivery. His arm strength appears improved. Based on what I saw today I would give CB a shot at the #2, but definitely keep Collins on the roster. -JC: I believe we are in for a pleasant surprise this year. JC appears in command of the O, his passes are fired in there and on the money. A couple of times in Red Zone work he held the ball or threw it away, but that's to be expected with no run threat and the D knows what the O is going to do. He also threw 2 TDs on fades (Moss, ARE)in Red Zone work. Random Notes: - During play and formation recognition the defense had some confusion in the secondary and at LB a few times. It was hard to make out exactly who were the culprits as this was on the far field. - Williams had a couple of high snaps in Offensive Run period. - Bridges jumped offsides twice One on one WR/DBs - JC to ARE, smoked Smoot deep, pass on target, ARE drop - JC to Moss, smoked Tryon on deep in - CB hit Eloi twice - JC completed 6-7 with Barnes breaking up his only Incompletion.[/quote] I read your post and I realize how little I know about football. |
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[quote=firstdown;573190]I read your post and I realize how little I know about football.[/quote]
We've been waiting for this day firstdown. Congratulations on taking the first step. :) |
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[quote=53Fan;573198]We've been waiting for this day firstdown. Congratulations on taking the first step. :)[/quote]
11 to go? :) |
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Thanks for a thorough report Sammy!
Glad to hear that Blades is working only at MLB, I don't think he was cut out to play OLB. I hope Smoot steps up, I would hate to see him get cut or demoted way down. I'm not surprised to hear about Brennan. He can be very accurate but also erratic at times. I only hope that his accuracy issues are part of his adjustment to his new form. |
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Rinehart sounds like he might have a hard time pass blocking. Something to watch in preseason.
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[quote=freddyg12;573226]Rinehart sounds like he might have a hard time pass blocking. Something to watch in preseason.[/quote]Agreed. IMO it's a technique and adjusting to NFL level speed issue. On the plays I saw and in 11-11, he's not getting man-handled, just out-quicked or makes a technical mistake. I would expect by game three of pre-season he should be fine. If not, Bridges' regular position is G.
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[quote=Buster;573138]Good stuff. Thanks for being our eyes and ears at camp.
Any observations on how much Fred Davis might be used?[/quote] The O did show a Bunch formation with Davis & Cooley, also a 4WR set with Davis in the slot. Davis is moving well, and hands look good. He did have one drop in 11-11s. They also showed a Singleback w/2TEs, Davis was in motion. I wouldn't necessarily pick up Davis in any fantasy leagues but I expect him to have an impact this year. |
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Sammy, thanks for the info. Very good to hear many of the things you said about the team.
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This was a FANTASTIC summary...I'd say professional grade.
BTW, I dont like the new writer on redskins.com....a whole bunch of fluff and storytelling. Why don't you take his job? OUTSTANDING.... Please...if anyone else goes to camp...can you give us your opinion and observations too...even if it is a one liner, it would help |
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From what you've seen Sammy, what is your biggest concern other than the o-line right now? What are you most confident in?
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[quote=skinsnut;573337]This was a FANTASTIC summary...I'd say professional grade.
BTW, I dont like the new writer on redskins.com....a whole bunch of fluff and storytelling. Why don't you take his job? OUTSTANDING.... Please...if anyone else goes to camp...can you give us your opinion and observations too...even if it is a one liner, it would help[/quote] Hope I answered most of the questions. I had a good time and having all the info to gather kept me on my toes and made camp more interesting. Glad to help and thanks to all for the kind words. P.S. - If your reading this DS, we could definitely talk about open positions with the Skins....:yeahright |
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[quote=53Fan;573338]From what you've seen Sammy, what is your biggest concern other than the o-line right now? What are you most confident in?[/quote]Immediate concern is Randy Thomas, the Skins writers can say what they want but I'm with Buges, I'm worried about Thomas he didn't do any work yesterday and that limp was no joke. Even if he's ready for late pre-season he'll have missed all of training camp and most of preseason practice. He won't be game ready come week 1. I think he's headed for IR. Barring miserable performances in pre-season Rinehart should start at RG. If Rinehart stinks it up, Bridges is more than capable. I think Heyer will be OK at RT, but depth at T becomes an issue if we have any injuries.
My biggest concern in the off-season was actually at C. I thought Rabach was done, but the revelation of how serious R. Thomas' injury was explains some of the problems on the interior of the line. I didn't see Rabach do anything yesterday, but all reports are he is doing well. His backup Will Montgomery looked solid so I think C will be fine. Samuels and Dock look good and I expect them to be a 2009 version of Jacoby/Grimm. |
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I've been hearing some good things about Devin Clark at Tackle, did you see anything from him? If so, is it just optimistic talk or does he look capable? I know you didn't get a chance to see everything but I appreciate your input. There's been good reports on Will Montgomery also. I understand Rinehart has added a lot of muscle in the offseason.
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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;573340]Immediate concern is Randy Thomas, the Skins writers can say what they want but I'm with Buges, I'm worried about Thomas he didn't do any work yesterday and that limp was no joke. Even if he's ready for late pre-season he'll have missed all of training camp and most of preseason practice. He won't be game ready come week 1. I think he's headed for IR. Barring miserable performances in pre-season Rinehart should start at RG. If Rinehart stinks it up, Bridges is more than capable. I think Heyer will be OK at RT, but depth at T becomes an issue if we have any injuries.
My biggest concern in the off-season was actually at C. I thought Rabach was done, but the revelation of how serious R. Thomas' injury was explains some of the problems on the interior of the line. I didn't see Rabach do anything yesterday, but all reports are he is doing well. His backup Will Montgomery looked solid so I think C will be fine. Samuels and Dock look good and I expect them to be a 2009 version of Jacoby/Grimm.[/quote] Actually, Buges himself said he was concerned about Thomas' health, I can't remember where exactly this appeared (prob WaPost), but I remember that catching my attention. |
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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;573340]Immediate concern is Randy Thomas, the Skins writers can say what they want but I'm with Buges, I'm worried about Thomas he didn't do any work yesterday and that limp was no joke. Even if he's ready for late pre-season he'll have missed all of training camp and most of preseason practice. He won't be game ready come week 1. I think he's headed for IR. Barring miserable performances in pre-season Rinehart should start at RG. If Rinehart stinks it up, Bridges is more than capable. I think Heyer will be OK at RT, but depth at T becomes an issue if we have any injuries.
My biggest concern in the off-season was actually at C. I thought Rabach was done, but the revelation of how serious R. Thomas' injury was explains some of the problems on the interior of the line. I didn't see Rabach do anything yesterday, but all reports are he is doing well. [B]His backup Will Montgomery looked solid so I think C will be fine. Samuels and Dock look good and I expect them to be a 2009 version of Jacoby/Grimm[/B].[/quote] Great news! Thanks Sammy! |
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[quote=Ruhskins;573345]Actually, Buges himself said he was concerned about Thomas' health, I can't remember where exactly this appeared (prob WaPost), but I remember that catching my attention.[/quote]I think I saw him on Channel 4 last night on the 6pm news saying the same thing. RT's a great player and a warrior and from the few moments of meeting him at Beach Bash a couple of years ago seems like a genuinely good guy, but watching him walk/limp across the far side of the field without having done any work was very telling/depressing to me. My fear is he'll try to go and mask any injury as best he can like last year and his play will suffer, or worse he'll be seriously injured.
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[quote=53Fan;573342]I've been hearing some good things about Devin Clark at Tackle, did you see anything from him? If so, is it just optimistic talk or does he look capable? I know you didn't get a chance to see everything but I appreciate your input. There's been good reports on Will Montgomery also. I understand Rinehart has added a lot of muscle in the offseason.[/quote]Unfortunately I didn't see a great deal of the OL v DL one-on-ones (I was too focused on the QB/WR drills, by the time I focused over there they were over halfway done). I didn't see Clark's reps in those drills. He didn't make any glaring mistakes in 11-11s.
I did see a couple of Montgomery's reps and he did well. He worked in all the contact drills with the first unit and no problems. |
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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;573351]Unfortunately [B]I didn't see a great deal of the OL v DL one-on-ones (I was too focused on the QB/WR drills,[/B] by the time I focused over there they were over halfway done). I didn't see Clark's reps in those drills. He didn't make any glaring mistakes in 11-11s.
I did see a couple of Montgomery's reps and he did well. He worked in all the contact drills with the first unit and no problems.[/quote] Vinny is that you :D |
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[quote=freddyg12;573224]Thanks for a thorough report Sammy!
Glad to hear that Blades is working only at MLB, I don't think he was cut out to play OLB. I hope Smoot steps up, I would hate to see him get cut or demoted way down. I'm not surprised to hear about Brennan. He can be very accurate but also erratic at times. I only hope that his accuracy issues are part of his adjustment to his new form.[/quote] Speaking of PJ5...finally someone to spread his word! [quote]Bogart Christian Church BOGART - Bogart Christian Church will celebrate homecoming at 11 a.m. Sunday. Revival at 7 p.m. Sunday-Wednesday with the theme "The Second Touch of God." [B]Evangelist Les Vinluan, a.k.a Brother Pineapple, will be the speaker. [/B]Tommy Ring will conduct praise and worship.[/quote] [url=http://onlineathens.com/stories/080709/liv_478875090.shtml]Church Roundup | Living | OnlineAthens.com[/url] Seriously though, has any one heard any word yet of how much the backup QBs will play next Thursday? |
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Brother Pineapple
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[quote=Mattyk72;573600]Brother Pineapple
:laughing2[/quote] That must be one hospitable dude! |
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[quote=Slingin Sammy 33;573340]Immediate concern is Randy Thomas, the Skins writers can say what they want but I'm with Buges, I'm worried about Thomas he didn't do any work yesterday and that limp was no joke. Even if he's ready for late pre-season he'll have missed all of training camp and most of preseason practice. He won't be game ready come week 1. I think he's headed for IR. Barring miserable performances in pre-season Rinehart should start at RG. If Rinehart stinks it up, Bridges is more than capable. I think Heyer will be OK at RT, but depth at T becomes an issue if we have any injuries.
My biggest concern in the off-season was actually at C. I thought Rabach was done, but the revelation of how serious R. Thomas' injury was explains some of the problems on the interior of the line. I didn't see Rabach do anything yesterday, but all reports are he is doing well. His backup Will Montgomery looked solid so I think C will be fine. Samuels and Dock look good and I expect them to be a 2009 version of Jacoby/Grimm.[/quote] Makes the possibility of Kendall (see thread per RI today) coming back sound more likely. |
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