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Sunday Morning Camp Report (offense)

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I got out to the final practice today. It was a nice cloudy day, with only a threat of rain that never happened..

I know it's a little late, but I had to take care of some things at home first.

Reggie Howard was wearing the dreaded red today along with Seau, Edward's, and Akins.

NO PADS, NO HITTING MEANS THAT YOU SHOULD TAKE THESE MINI CAMP REPORTS WITH A GRAIN OF SALT. THESE ARE ONLY A SIMPLE OPINION FROM A ONE FANS POINT OF VIEW.

The Qb's

Feeley was not very sharp today. He was throwing off balance a lot, and even tried to throw one while he jumped. He did not connect on any long passes, and was missing the short routes all thru practice. He looked dejected on the sidelines. He started to move the two minute offense then made a boneheaded throw on third down, trying to zip the ball in-between 4 defenders in the middle of the field.

It looked to me like they may have grilled him about locking onto one guy because he was looking around a little more today. I'm not sure if it helped or not because the one time he locked onto a receiver that I noticed, the ball was picked off by Roundtree. I'm pulling for Feeley, and I really like him, but I'm not going to sugar coat things.

Ferotte looked pretty good today, connecting on three or four longer passes, and hitting the mid range routes with good touch on the ball. He almost got picked by Howard in the two minute offense, but he bobbled it twice, leaving him on the back, and the ball in the air just long enough for Wes Welker to snag it for a catch.

Sage got in the action today, and he was throwing pretty good. His long passes seem effortless. When the ball leaves his hand, you here the pop of the laces leaving his hand. I've herd it more than once, and usually when you here that pop, the ball spirals perfectly. He connected on one deep ball down the sidelines that hit the man in stride, dropping it in perfectly. Then he throws to balls that were almost picked off, followed up by hitting Booker for 20. Overall he moved the ball fine, but still needs to work on the play book.

Hey Brock Berlin got in on things today!!! He connected on a real nice pass to Josh Davis, also dropping the ball in between two defenders. That was after he had already thrown two picks. I always thought that Brock had a decent arm, but I'm not seeing that live, or he is fooling us with some touch, touch that I never saw at UM.

The Wr's

In my opinion the Wr's were not helping the Qb's much today. When I say, for example, that Feeley looked off today, I mean his throws were off, but not always that far off. The Wr's got their mitts on the ball plenty today, although some were thrown behind them, they still should make an adjustment, or just plain catch it!!!

Newson dropped a couple, so did Huggins, Ed Perry, and Gilmore.

Josh Davis is pretty impressive so far. He runs some pretty nice routes, and gets open deep. I won't be claiming he makes the team anytime soon, but I will say, again, that he is a good candidate for the PS..........so far!

Chambers made a couple of nice catches today.

McMike was fine, making one nice grab, and catching a couple more.

Booker also did fine, making some nice over the middle catches, and one sideline grab going out of bounds.

Not much from Boston, except that he is running pretty fast.

The Rb's

Again, they have a nice problem arising here.

Lamar Gordon is looking real good. Cutting, and running very fluidly. I'm very impressed with him, and his effort so far.

Ronnie Brown is still making nice catches. I watched a lot of Auburn football, and knew he could catch, but in person he looks so smooth catching the ball. Running the ball, he gets to the outside very well. He moves down the line, waiting for blocks to set up, but today not many holes opened up for him. He made one nice run where he slid down the line, stopped, cutback into a hole, then makes a stop and go move on a Lb filling the gap. He got by the Lb, who swore he got a piece of Brown, but in a game, Brown gained at least 10-15 on that!! He also was met 2 yards deep by Seau, who reached out and knocked the ball out of Browns hands. Brown fought for the recovery though.

Morris is also looking very good. He may not have quite the moves of Gordon, but he gained probably the most yards today. I would still like to see him go up the middle more.

Kay Jay Harris got in on the action today as well. Again, they seem to have a nice problem here because this team is loaded with some talent at Rb. Harris is one that seems to like going up the middle, and then make his cuts. I like that because it can create something to the outside if the Corners commit inside.

Minor had a couple of nice outside runs today,

Sorry to cut this a little short but I need to go cook for my family.

I'll do the defense in a couple of hours.

hope you enjoy
 
wow feely is sounding pathetic, whats he doing, playing around out there? he needs to stop trying to jump throw and just step up and throw.....this isnt nfl blitz
 
Great report, Thanks. I'll be looking for the Defense report.
 
He(ferotte) almost got picked by Howard in the two minute offense, but he bobbled it twice, leaving him on the back, and the ball in the air just long enough for Wes Welker to snag it for a catch.

Are you sure that was Frerrotte? I read somewhere else that it was Feeley who "got bailed out on fourth down after he hit Howard in the chest, which he bobbled into Welkers hands"

It was in Bedard's blog, I believe..
 
It was Bedard's blog....
- A.J. ran a nice two-minute drill but was bailed out on fourth down when he threw an interception to Reggie Howard. Lucky for Feeley, the ball popped off of Howard and into the hands of Wes Welker. The first down didn't help, however. Olindo Mare missed a mid-40s FG wide right;

Is it the same one you're talking about or could it have happened twice?
 
inFINSible said:
Are you sure that was Ferrotte? I read somewhere else that it was Feeley who "got bailed out on fourth down after he hit Howard in the chest, which he bobbled into Welkers hands"

It was in Bedard's blog, I believe..

I sure could be wrong. Been there done that, many times before. But I still think it was Ferotte.

The tempo is a little faster so I'm sure there will be a few mistakes here and there by everyone.
 
Yeah, thanks for a real live report! Too bad about Feeley though. I am pulling for him but it sounds like my excuse for him (the offensive line and team situation in general last year) is not holding much truth. I hope he turns it around so we have the same "problem" we may have at running back.
 
inFINSible said:
It was Bedard's blog....

Is it the same one you're talking about or could it have happened twice?

I think he has it wrong. :evil:
 
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