DAVIE - Dolphins rookie quarterback Chad Henne seemed to be working on mental overload as he wrapped up the final practice of the three-day rookie minicamp on Sunday.
He admitted that he didn't have a sharp practice, and at one point was told to run a lap after blowing an assignment.
"I forgot the snap count,'' said Henne, who was picked No. 57 in the second round last week. "I went on one instead of our second sound. I deserved it.''
Henne said the last time he had received a similar punishment was back in high school for, "cussing.''
Henne was overthrowing most of his receivers Sunday, but some of that had to do with learning 150 pages of the playbook in four days and then trying to assimilate it on the field with rookie receivers he's never thrown to before.
"I was kind of inconsistent with my throws, missed some assignments, but other than I felt pretty good, just getting my feet wet,'' Henne said. "It's tough as a quarterback you have to know what everybody is doing, know your checks, where your progressions are, your footwork. Once I get back here again I'll feel more comfortable and do better.''
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He admitted that he didn't have a sharp practice, and at one point was told to run a lap after blowing an assignment.
"I forgot the snap count,'' said Henne, who was picked No. 57 in the second round last week. "I went on one instead of our second sound. I deserved it.''
Henne said the last time he had received a similar punishment was back in high school for, "cussing.''
Henne was overthrowing most of his receivers Sunday, but some of that had to do with learning 150 pages of the playbook in four days and then trying to assimilate it on the field with rookie receivers he's never thrown to before.
"I was kind of inconsistent with my throws, missed some assignments, but other than I felt pretty good, just getting my feet wet,'' Henne said. "It's tough as a quarterback you have to know what everybody is doing, know your checks, where your progressions are, your footwork. Once I get back here again I'll feel more comfortable and do better.''
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