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Official 2013 Miami Dolphins Training Camp Thread.

SeasonsMusic said:
http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/07/21/dolphins-place-jordan-on-non-football-injury-list/
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Holy overreactions batman.
 
Armando Salguero ‏@ArmandoSalguero 5m

Brent Grimes says he's absolutely fine after Achilles surgery. He's not even wearing tape on either ankle. Practiced well today.
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don't push it too hard brent

Andy Cohen ‏@ACohenFins now

Dolphins should be called Team Tranquil. All picks signed. No QB controversy. Head coach in a comfort zone. Been a long time.
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love hearing that
 
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Barry Jackson ‏@flasportsbuzz 4m
Few things from Fins' 1st practice:Vernon took most of first-team snaps at DE, with Odrick&Soliai (Starks a lot on 2nd team) at DT.

Barry Jackson ‏@flasportsbuzz 2m
...But Odrick still expects to play DE as well. Dan Carpenter was very good,hitting from 47 and 48.Sturgis didn't kick.WR McNutt impressive.
 
A couple of the beat guys mentioned mcnutt had a good day.... Probably a guy to keep an eye on, played well for our wr coach in college
 
A lot of people hate on Omar, and I'm one of them, but he does as good a job of anyone getting info to the fans via Twitter. Compare his tweets to the new guy.
 
Good work by Armando:

http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/

The much anticipated training camp debut of Jonathan Martin at left tackle was uneventful. He was not beaten on any pass-rushes by Olivier Vernon, who worked with the starting defense at right end.

The same cannot be said first-year left tackle Jeff Adams. Although quarterbacks aren't being hit (or touched, really) it was clear Adams gave up at least two sacks had this been game action. He had a tough day.



Speaking of offensive line, right tackle is not an issure right now. Tyson Clabo, wearing No. 77, looks like a good, solid, professional. He's just ... good. Nice technique. Nice tempo. He knows what he's doing for the most part.

As to the much talked about kicking competition. Dan Carpenter took all the kicks today. He connected on all of them. He was 10-for-10, with the longest from 49 yards out. Caleb Sturgis did not kick today.


Tannehill found Brian Hartline on multiple occasions and that shows his familiarity with the veteran. But none of those were deep connections. Tannehill's throws across the middle were much more crisp. He connected with Dustin Keller and Brandon Gibson on seam and in-cuts several times.





This bit is interesting:

By the way, I think I figured out why the Dolphins didn't show greater interest in Vonta Leach for the start of his camp: Tight ends worked as lead backs quite a few times today. It was interesting to see Dustin Keller and Charles Clay in that role.




Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/#storylink=cpy
 
uk_dolfan said:
Good work by Armando:

http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/

The much anticipated training camp debut of Jonathan Martin at left tackle was uneventful. He was not beaten on any pass-rushes by Olivier Vernon, who worked with the starting defense at right end.

The same cannot be said first-year left tackle Jeff Adams. Although quarterbacks aren't being hit (or touched, really) it was clear Adams gave up at least two sacks had this been game action. He had a tough day.



Speaking of offensive line, right tackle is not an issure right now. Tyson Clabo, wearing No. 77, looks like a good, solid, professional. He's just ... good. Nice technique. Nice tempo. He knows what he's doing for the most part.

As to the much talked about kicking competition. Dan Carpenter took all the kicks today. He connected on all of them. He was 10-for-10, with the longest from 49 yards out. Caleb Sturgis did not kick today.


Tannehill found Brian Hartline on multiple occasions and that shows his familiarity with the veteran. But none of those were deep connections. Tannehill's throws across the middle were much more crisp. He connected with Dustin Keller and Brandon Gibson on seam and in-cuts several times.





This bit is interesting:

By the way, I think I figured out why the Dolphins didn't show greater interest in Vonta Leach for the start of his camp: Tight ends worked as lead backs quite a few times today. It was interesting to see Dustin Keller and Charles Clay in that role.

Read more here: http://miamiherald.typepad.com/dolphins_in_depth/#storylink=cpy
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hooray
 
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