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Training Camp Today...

Remember guys, TC just started.
It always takes the guys on offense more time than the D is put things together.
 
Thanks for the report. Its good to see that Daniels ws practicing.
 
Being from Maine, I come on here everyday to get updates. Thanks very much!!

Rammy

I almost forgot, what about Ricky?
 
Dolphann4life said:
I just got back from Training camp today and there was some goods and bads. First Matt Roth was unblockable at times, he even beat double teams. Donald Lee was terrible out there and looked lost, he dopped at least 5 balls today. Chris Chambers looked great (as usual) David Boston looked sharp at times. I thought a big suprise was Vickerson. He was huge (seemed to be the biggest d-lineman out there) and was driving back O-Lineman every snap. Larry Chester was running wind sprints and cycling which was a positive site to see. Seau was not in pads and cycling most of the day. Feeley didn't have a good practice, he was not very accurate today and was making some bad decisions. The tempo of practice was awesome and the energy level was high. I'm excited about Fins football this year
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I think Donald Lee is going to be history!!
 
finswin56 said:
Remember guys, TC just started.
It always takes the guys on offense more time than the D is put things together.
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Will you people please stop making excuses!!! My Lord, these are NFL players...professionals....you should be able to complete passes with no pressure on you in practice if you are worth a damn. Didn't anyone ever play sandlot football?? If yu were any good at throwing you could complete a majority of your passes couldn't you???
 
Schleprock said:
Will you people please stop making excuses!!! My Lord, these are NFL players...professionals....you should be able to complete passes with no pressure on you in practice if you are worth a damn. Didn't anyone ever play sandlot football?? If yu were any good at throwing you could complete a majority of your passes couldn't you???
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If this was sandlot football Feeley, Berlin, McCown, and all other struggling quarterbacks would dominate. No pressure, no rules, nothing at all to think about. You insult the NFL by comparing it to sandlot football
 
My own gut feeling is that we're all going to find out that Feeley has a great arm with poor accuracy and so-so football instincts, i.e. making poor "where to throw decisions".

He'll make some great throws during the year and break our hearts with stupid plays on others. To get to the next level, the Dolphins need a QB badly.
 
Dol-Fan Dupree said:
If this was sandlot football Feeley, Berlin, McCown, and all other struggling quarterbacks would dominate. No pressure, no rules, nothing at all to think about. You insult the NFL by comparing it to sandlot football
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Oh please, you know what I was saying, stop getting all semantic just because you can't agree.

We as sandlot players generally played against peers who were equal. If you were a little better you could dominate. It's no different here. These Qbs have been throwing a ball for years and are professionals that are supposedly on the same level as their peers. And judging by their salary (especially AJ) are suppose to be able to get the job done. Dont' sit here and tell me that I am insulting AJ because he can't complete a damn ball to receivers who aren't under a full press or with him having pressure in his face.
 
the qbs are ok so far guys, i did not see anything bad, this is the time they should be rusty
 
Regardless of the QB comp this year its pretty much a sure thing that Saban will go QB in either free agency or draft next year. Let's just hope for the best until then. I still do believe AJ will start this year, however it will be a very very close race. Someone have a time machine that we can go back and get O' Danny boy???
 
Schleprock said:
Will you people please stop making excuses!!! My Lord, these are NFL players...professionals....you should be able to complete passes with no pressure on you in practice if you are worth a damn. Didn't anyone ever play sandlot football?? If yu were any good at throwing you could complete a majority of your passes couldn't you???
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Nobodys making excuses. They just understand professional football. By your standards..anyone could be a NFL QB as long as they completed passes. Get real. Maybe a reciever ran the incorrect route. Maybe the QB coach was working on a different drop back...or making him hit his hotreads...or who the hell knows...so lets just wait until weve had more than 2 practices..OK?
 
Schleprock said:
Oh please, you know what I was saying, stop getting all semantic just because you can't agree.

We as sandlot players generally played against peers who were equal. If you were a little better you could dominate. It's no different here. These Qbs have been throwing a ball for years and are professionals that are supposedly on the same level as their peers. And judging by their salary (especially AJ) are suppose to be able to get the job done. Dont' sit here and tell me that I am insulting AJ because he can't complete a damn ball to receivers who aren't under a full press or with him having pressure in his face.
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sematic? One is a pick up game. One is a game with pressure and a lot of thinking.

I am saying you are insulting all quarterbacks in the NFL by saying it is as easy as a pick up game.
 
Schleprock said:
It's very distrubing to see Gus and AJ constantly going back and forth as to who sucks. I think the QB position is going to be the downfall of the team this year, otherwise we could compete solidly.

Next offseason priority NUMERO UNO is QB..bar none.
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Day two of camp!!!!Hello!! New system...it's gonna take time. Plus we will have one of the longer preseasons to help work out the kinks.
Relax people. They just got back from vacation Sunday!!
 
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