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DBUCHANON101 · 08-04-2009, 01:48 PM

Under the watchful eye of Jim Zorn and Chris Meidt, the quarterbacks gathered at midfield and took turns throwing the ball into a small hoop in he middle of a net.
The drill tested quarterback accuracy, both in the pocket and on the move.
Jason Campbell was the least accurate, missing the hoop in the net on four throws that I saw.
Colt Brennan did the best, nailing the throw in the hoop on two occasions.
Todd Collins hit on one of his throws, as did Chase Daniel.
Colt Brennan’s first throw of 11-on-11s is a crisp pass to Marko Mitchell.
Anthony Alridge, giving up a lot of size given his 5-9, 175-pound frame, is able to slow a blitzing Chris Wilson in the backfield. Brennan scrambles left to avoid Wilson’s blitz and decided to run with the ball.
Colt Brennan rolls right and quickly throws to Fred Davis, who catches the ball at the 2-yard line and swerves into the end zone.
Brennan drops back to pass and seems to hesitate. He starts to roll right again. This appears to draw the ire of Jim Zorn: "What are you looking for?"
Probably had a misread on the last one but otherwise Not a bad day for Colt.

08-04-2009, 01:48 PM	#242
DBUCHANON101 The Starter Join Date: May 2009 Location: Louisiana Posts: 1,373	Re: Training Camp Updates: Under the watchful eye of Jim Zorn and Chris Meidt, the quarterbacks gathered at midfield and took turns throwing the ball into a small hoop in he middle of a net. The drill tested quarterback accuracy, both in the pocket and on the move. Jason Campbell was the least accurate, missing the hoop in the net on four throws that I saw. Colt Brennan did the best, nailing the throw in the hoop on two occasions. Todd Collins hit on one of his throws, as did Chase Daniel. Colt Brennan’s first throw of 11-on-11s is a crisp pass to Marko Mitchell. Anthony Alridge, giving up a lot of size given his 5-9, 175-pound frame, is able to slow a blitzing Chris Wilson in the backfield. Brennan scrambles left to avoid Wilson’s blitz and decided to run with the ball. Colt Brennan rolls right and quickly throws to Fred Davis, who catches the ball at the 2-yard line and swerves into the end zone. Brennan drops back to pass and seems to hesitate. He starts to roll right again. This appears to draw the ire of Jim Zorn: "What are you looking for?" Probably had a misread on the last one but otherwise Not a bad day for Colt. __________________ But there's booze in the blender. And soon it will render. That frozen concoction that helps me hang on.