Reese: What not to Miss in Training Camp

[rdhstlr23]

• Look for the high-contact drills. This will be the most fun, intense and morale-boosting area on the field. Even the players not directly involved will get excited about the fact that this is football at its basics. If you can't determine which drills are going on where, follow the hooting and hollering. This will generally bring you to the drills with the most contact.

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Here's a little help for those attending Training Camp practices. I, myself, have never been to a practice. I know most of you go to Training Camp practices. What do you look for?

 

[circumstances]

my main focus is on the new players to the team. rookies, trade acquisitions, free agents. (ie: ginn, porter, l. booker, satele).

that is followed by players moved to new positions (ie: big vernon, hadnot).

i try to take it all in, but the above is what i'm mainly focused on.

 

[Ozzy]

I just look at as much as possible.

I take in as much as I can, and slowly play it back in my mind when I get home.

 

[MDFINFAN]

I would love the middle drill over and over again to get our OL in fighting condition, they will need all the hitting and reps their can get in full pads.