2010 Denver Broncos Training Camp-Kaptain's Log - August 12th Practice Report
Well, I'm running late again. I really must stop trying to do everything at the last second. I get into the practice field at 2:38 and the Kickoff Return Team is already practicing. I see Perrish Cox field a kickoff as I make my way to the primo viewing area. I am forced to sit at the near 40 yard line (as opposed to the far 45). It's not a bad spot and I settle in comfortably. It looks like rain is in the forecast and it is blustery to say the least. The HORN sounds.
8 minutes goes on the clock. The Offense gathers at the 20 yard line to run against the Scouts (other Offensive players). They practice running plays. I see Brandon Lloyd doing some kind of "Rain Dance" and the whole Offense is laughing like mad. I see Brandon Stokely, Spencer Larsen and Jabar Gaffney are present, but Marquez Branson and Eddie Royal are not. HORN.
The clock resets to 13 minutes and the players assemble at the Goal line of the far field for their jogging and Hop, skip, and Jump drills. George Strait sings "Cowboys Like Us" and I see the new Linebacker, Johnny Williams, is wearing Nick Greisen's number 54. There's no mercy at all in the NFL is there. I also see that Brian Dawkins, Champ Bailey, Chris Baker and D.J. Williams are on the field. D.J is still wearing the "No Contact" orange jersey.
The team spreads out to stretch and Jamey Johnson's "Somewhere between Jennings and Jones" plays throughput the complex. Phil Collins' "In the Air Tonight" is next up. So they're playing both kinds of music--Country AND Western. It's just from another Country, that's all.
As usual, with about 2 minutes to go in the segment, the players break off toward their positional drills. The ballcarriers run the hurdles and the Offensive Linemen "Shuffle" in full sync to Coach Clancy Barone's hand signals. HORN.
4 minutes on the clock. Individual position drills begin. The Quarterbacks are passing to the ball boy directly in front of me. I take a few pictures and can hear the O-Line moving the 7-man blocking sled 3 yards at a time. The Wide Receivers join the QB's and warm up further. The Running Backs are hitting the stationary sled. On the other field, the Linebackers go against each other and the D-Linemen do the same. HORN.
The clock resets to 5 minutes. On the far field, I see the Running Backs are pass blocking against the Inside Linebackers. On the near field to my left, The Tight Ends are blocking against the Outside Linebackers. "Wink" Martindale pays particular attention to his OLB's. HORN.
6 minutes are put on the clock for this segment. The Offense drills on running plays against thier own Scouts. Three of the Scouts are wearing the red tank tops designating the "Mike" and "Will" Linebackers as well as the Strong Safety. This allows the QB's to make the line calls so the Linemen can identify the blocking direction. It also helps because the Scouts in this segment are wearing the same White jerseys as the rest of the Offense. Bruce Hall gets a rep. Lance Ball gets three carries and Justin Fargas runs the ball 4 times. HORN.
18 minutes on the clock. 11 on 11's with the ball spotted right in front of me on the 40 yard line. The 1st Team Offense is moving from my left to right. The 1st Team Defense have red jerseys to simulate Cincinnati Bengal players. They are also running a 4-3 Base Defense to give the offense an accurate look. Ben Garland, Chris Baker, Jamal Williams and Jeff Stehle are the front four. A coach gives the Defense Scout formations also. Lance Ball has a good run. Justin Fargas gets 2 yards. Rap music is piped in to simulate crowd noise and the echoes bounce off the buildings and back to the spectators. Bruce Hall runs for 4 yards. Lance Ball runs for 4 yards. Justin Fargas takes off around the right side for about 10 yards. Bruce Hall gets a carry for 3 yards and is then stuffed at the line on his next carry. Fargas gets another carry for 2 yards. Metallica's "Enter Sandman" assaults the eardrums and the Offense rotates in the 2nd Unit. Eric Olsen is playing Center and Tim Tebow is repping at QB. Tebow hits Patrick Carter with a swing pass and then hands off to Lance Ball. Ball runs down the left side behind Spencer Larsen and the football is stripped from his hands. Daniel Graham recovers and Lance takes a lap. Justin Fargas runs for 4 yards. Tebow passes complete to Alric Arnett. HORN.
The clock resets to 9 minutes and they switch sides. This segment is between the 1st Team Units. Bruce hall runs for no gain. Justin Bannan, Jamal Williams and Ryan McBean make up the D-Line. The Linebackers are Robert Ayers, Akin Ayodele, D.J.Williams and Mario Haggan. Bruce Hall gets a 2 yard carry. Toney Baker has a pair of 5 yard carries and the 2nd Team Defense rotates in for some reps. LeKevin Smith, Ronald Fields and Marcus Thomas man the D-Line. Justin Fargas is strung out down the line for no gain. Kevin Alexander, Wesley Woodyard, Joe Mays and Jammie Kirlew are the Linebacking Unit. Bruce Hall runs left for 7 yards. Eric Olsen gets a good block on Ronald Fields. Then Seth Olsen makes a good block on Fields. Lance Ball has a pair of carries for 2 yards apiece. The 2nd Team Offense now Scouts for the 1st Team Defense. Tebow is taking the reps again at Quarterback. Chris Baker takes Eric Olsen with him all the way down the line of scrimmage. HORN.
10 minutes go on the clock and it's time for the Kickoff Coverage Unit to go through their drills. Matt Prater's Kickoffs are going through the end zone and more than one goes through the uprights. There is some wind helping them too. David Bruton, Kevin Alexander, Spencer Larsen, Johnny Williams, Joe Mays, Perrish Cox, Nate Jones, Matthew Willis, Wesley Woodyard and Darcel McBath are on the Cover Team. David Bruton and Syd'Quan Thompson are not the only players sporting Dreadlocks on the team, Johnny Williams is too. The Kick Return Unit is taking reps now and Perrish Cox trades off with Syd'Quan Thompson as returners. Coach Mike Priefer shouts the Return plays. Matthew Willis takes the last rep at returner. HORN.
5 minutes are on the clock. The Defense goes off to the far field and the Offense settles things down and the QB's run the RB's, TE's, and WR's through passing drills. HORN.
The clock resets to 14 minutes. 6 on 7's with the Defensive "7" as the Scouts. Kyle Orton passes to Jabar Gaffney. Then Orton hits Richard Quinn on a TE screen. Kyle to Brandon Stokely on a deep square in. and then again to Stokely over the middle. Orton completes a swing pass to Justin Fargas. Brady Quinn hits Britt Davis deep over the middle and Britt has to go up and get it. He then connects with Matthew Willis on a post pattern. Tim Tebow comes in and passes a floater to Alric Arnett at the sideline. Tebow then passes to Toney Baker on a middle screen and Bruce Hall in the flat. HORN.
A 7 minute segment starts. The Units change sides. The Offense is running Scouts for the Defense to prey upon. Brady Quinn throws a pick right at Brian Dawkins that is dropped by "Weapon X." I see Mario Haggan doing well in Zone coverage. He hands off a receiver to the Safety and covers the RB coming out of the backfield. Josh McDaniels is getting vocal. Tebow throws one up high and deep, overthrowing everyone. His next pass is almost intercepted by Perrish Cox--if it was against Champ Bailey, I guarantee it would have been 6 points the other way. Mario Haggan knocks down (and nearly intercepts) the rookie's next pass. The fact that nobody is rushing the passer doesn't elude me either. Tebow's next pass literally floats down the field, and the wind is with him. He finally completes a nice pass in front of Champ Bailey. HORN.
14 minutes on the clock. Some devastating noise that is supposed to be passing as music comes across the PA speaker. When I say noise, I mean the Bass is so distorted it sounds like it blew the speakers out. Anyway, the 1st Team Offense is going against the 2nd Team Defense Scouts. Kyle Orton swings a pass to Spencer Larsen and then hits Lance Ball for a 10 yard gain. Coach McDaniels is having a talk with Brandon Lloyd regarding the pass route he just ran. Bruce Hall runs a slant for good yardage. D.J. Williams misses a pick--the red "Scout" tank top he's wearing got in the way and he rips at it in disgust--then does a set of push-ups. Lance Ball gets a carry and Brady Quinn connects with Spencer Larsen on a 15 yard square in. Tebow takes a bad snap and passes the ball at the feet of his receiver. The "Terrible Noise" is replaced by George Clinton's "We Need the Funk." HORN.
They switch sides and put 5 minutes on the clock. This time it's the 1st Team Defense against the 2nd Team Offense "Scouts." Brian Dawkins picks off Brady Quinn's first pass. The number two Unit comes in and does a good job stopping scripted Bengal running plays. Tim Tebow completes a pair of passes to two Scout teamers. The receivers are wearing the red jerseys so I can't identify them. Lance Ball gets a carry. Then Tebow makes a sidearm pass at the feet of his Running Back. HORN.
9 minutes on the clock. They switch sides for some 1st Teams 11 on 11's. Brian Dawkins breaks up an Orton pass intended for Richard Quinn. Kyle makes a high throw that Daniel Graham goes up and gets. Lance Ball runs. 2nd Teams rotate in and Bruce Hall takes a run through the middle into the second level. Kyle Orton throws deep to Patrick Carter, who makes a beautiful over the shoulder catch that goes for 50 yards. Kyle throws a pass to nowhere that may have been intended for Daniel Graham. Tim Tebow passes a low short incomplete. Robert Ayers gets in for the sack and Tebow shovel passes to Britt Davis. Kyle Orton throws deep to Brandon Lloyd and the ball sli[s right through the receiver's hands. Josh McDaniels is having a talk with Tebow. Orton hits Brandon Stokely sitting down in the Zone. Brady Quinn has the ball tipped at the line but Stokely makes the catch anyway. A Kyle Orton pass intended for Matthew Willis is broken up by Alphonso Smith. HORN.
6 minutes is put on the segment clock. The Chains come out and the ball is spotted on the 10 yard line. The scenario is; 4th quarter, down by 2 points, one timeout and 2 minutes on the game clock. Orton hits Brandon Stokely for 7 yards. Kyle passes to Matthew Willis on a deep post out to the 35 yard line. Kyle bounces the next pass to Stokely and the clock stops at 1:15. Orton overthrows Stokely near the sideline. The guy next to me fields the ball one-handed off the bounce. Kyle hits Brandon Stokely for a 15 yard gain. Orton passes down the sideline intended for Matthew Willis, but Andre' Goodman won't let him get inside to make a play on the ball. 41 seconds left, ball on the 50 yard line. Kyle passes to Brandon Lloyd who toe taps inbounds at the 38 yard line. Brandon runs right up into the crowd very close to me and I don't miss a beat (I'm at the 40 remember). Another Orton pass to Lloyd for 7 more yards and then Kyle overthrows Lloyd at the 2 yard line. 12.1 seconds left and the ball is at the 33 yard line. Orton passes to Lloyd down at the 20. 7.5 seconds left. The Field Goal unit converts. HORN.
The narrow goal posts are brought over and set into position and Britton Colquitt is holding for Matt Prater on the left hash mark at the 33. The kick is good. The spot is moved to the right hash at 39 and again the kick is good. Coach Priefer has them move back 5 yards and Prater makes two more. The kicks are going over the V.I.P. tent easily. The ball is spotted at the 50 and Prater's kick is a low line drive that barely makes it higher than the line. Spot at the 51, Prater misses just to the right and the Team gathers over to him jeering. They set it up once more at 51. Apparently there is an incentive riding on the next kick. Prater nails it and the team is ecstatic. I figure that kick just got them out of running sprints at the end of practice, but I learn later that curfew is dropped. The Team huddles up at midfield. After the break, quite a few players kneel in prayer. possibly giving thanks for the lack of injuries this practice.
Autograph time. Champ Bailey, Alphonso Smith, David Bruton, Perrish Cox, Kyle McCarthy, and Tony Carter are among the signees. I manage to get Brian Dawkins, Renaldo Hill, Syd'Quan Thompson and Darcel McBath to sign a ball cap.
Well, the Offense didn't come out flat today and I think Josh McDaniels was content with the effort. Tomorrow morning's practice got canceled for the public so I get the weekend off. The practice is open to the media only and the next available open-to-the-public practice will be next Tuesday.
Go Broncos!
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Thank you, again.
I know Chris Baker has only been practicing a couple of days, but any first impressions on him?
Kaptain
Chris Baker was on my “primary watch list” but with him being hurt, sick, or whatever there’s been a dearth of news so it would be cool to get your first impressions. I’m also curious about anyone or anything else catching your eye in terms of individuals or patterns e.g. Walton overloading with information as installation continues? Man, it seems to me that anyone reaches a saturation point where too much information becomes “a point of diminishing returns”.
Outstanding effort Kaptain, much appreciated.
"Peace, a journey without distance to a place we have never left."
Baker looks improved from last year
On the plays that I focused on the line he did his job, clogging the middle and taking up space. We should keep an eye on him in the preseason.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:01 AM MDT up reply actions
This just tears it
I’ve put up with a lot in these reports Kap. Your lack of faith in Tebow, your spelling words correctly. But no one rips on Metalica!!! Enter Sandman does not assault the ears it stirs the soul!!!
It is the swizzle stick of music!
by Fan in Exile on Aug 13, 2010 7:13 AM MDT via mobile reply actions 1 recs
I don’t mind Kaptain ripping on Jesus Tebow for poor play, but Enter Sandman is a great tune.
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
Don't know
if you understand that your remark is offensive to a great many people . . . or maybe you do and just don’t care . . . seems like it would be easy to criticize someone without mocking religious beliefs . . .
+1
How about Timmay Timmoh Tebow instead?
Or are we going to start offending charger fans if we go that route???
"Precipitation, which side are you on?
Are you on the rise? Are you falling down?
Let me know, Come on let's go, yeah
Got some if you need it!" -EV
CRIPPLE FIGHT!!!
Lol
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:06 AM MDT up reply actions
Not to profess that I know what McG's intentions were
but I doubt he was mocking Tebow’s faith. I think it was more of a shot to fans that believe Tebow is the “saviour” of the Broncos.
Excuse me, do these effectively hide my thunder?
by T.Dot_Bronco on Aug 13, 2010 9:22 AM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Bingo.
And I do NOT apologize to anyone that was offended.
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
by McGeorge on Aug 13, 2010 10:52 AM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Agreed. Not very nice Mcwhorehay.
But I think you’re hillarious most of the time anyway. People’s beliefs give them a reason to get up in the morning and live their lives. Even if their hope is false, their happiness is real dude.
I would rather make fun of Rachael Maddow cuz he has a girls name, LOL!
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C'mon now
You can’t have it both ways- either it’s ok to poke fun at someone like you just did, or it isn’t. You can’t complain and then turn around and do that same thing yourself and retain much credibility.
by AllBroncsallday on Aug 13, 2010 2:41 PM MDT up reply actions
I wasn’t mocking Tebow, I was mocking his worshipers.
I have high hopes for Tebow. He wants it so bad, how can anyone not respect and admire that. I consider his being a good Christian kid another check in the pros column.
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
by McGeorge on Aug 13, 2010 10:55 AM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
No, enter sandman is an over-played commercialized hit for Metallica.
Battery is a good tune. One is a good tune. Anything on kill em all is a good tune.
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I can't even listen to Enter Sandman anymore
blackened, fade to black, orion, creeping death, seek and destroy, sanitaruim….all much better songs than enter sandman. Pre 1990 Metallica >>>>>> Post 1990 Metallica.
Excuse me, do these effectively hide my thunder?
by T.Dot_Bronco on Aug 13, 2010 9:18 AM MDT up reply actions 1 recs
Thank you.
+1 and rec’d
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I agree.
"All the world's indeed a stage, and we are merely players."
"God I'm excited for those two to fail miserably." - SBNation writer Andrew Sharp on Josh McDaniels and Tim Tebow.
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by Tempestuous Binary on Aug 13, 2010 10:28 AM MDT up reply actions
It wasn't a rip my friend
Just using my vocabulary. When your ears ring for three days after a concert, I believe it could be considered assault. I followed them when Dave Mustaine was still in the band.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:05 AM MDT up reply actions
Your ears were definitely assaulted when they played She Drives me Crazy by the Fine Young Cannibals. Did they follow that smash hit up with Hold On My Heart by Phil Collins or How Will I Know by Whitney Houston?
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
Lol's
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 12:30 PM MDT up reply actions
Thanks again Kap
I read this morning that some think Stokely may be on the bubble because he doesn’t play ST’s. Have you noticed a lack of reps with him? Does it look to you like they’re fazing him out? I sincerely hope not.
Step aside, my friend, I been doin' it for years.
Said sit on down, open ya eyes, say open up ya ears....
I was one of the ones who in the OTA's though Stoke may be on his way out but now Im not so sure .
Lloyd
Gaffney
Royal
Thomas
Decker
Willis
Stokley
Its getting to the point where I wouldnt be surpised if Josh activated all 7 on gameday if the running back woes continue but I think that Decker will not be activated week one . The returning receivers are all playing at pretty high levels .
Hard to think that pubkeeper
Stokely is really coming on strong of late. Perhaps Decker makes IR and that makes it easier. The WR corps looks like it should be pretty good this year (on paper at least). I am excited about them.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:10 AM MDT up reply actions
Were you able to attend any of the camps while Shannahan was coach?
If so, can you remark upon any generalized differences between them?
Did they practice scenarios such as your last updated when they had 2 minutes left in the 4th quarter, down by 2 points & one timeout.
It takes neither courage nor intelligence to cheer for a team only when that team wins. The true test of a fan's mettle is the same as it is for a player: Were you there when you were needed?
aka Solace
Oh.
I thought that picture of D.J at the top was him playing Air guitar. Possibly to ‘Enter Sandman’. I mean, who can resist? :)
It takes neither courage nor intelligence to cheer for a team only when that team wins. The true test of a fan's mettle is the same as it is for a player: Were you there when you were needed?
aka Solace
LOL
No, sadly I didn’t attend any Shanahan Camps. For some reason. I never made it up to any Greeley Camps either. It is quite a drive from CO. Springs though. Had I known how much I would enjoy it, I would have planned my schedule around it.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:13 AM MDT up reply actions
That drive from C Springs to Denver is pretty for much of the way, but what a pain in the butt when traffic is bad (which is often). People slow down for no reason on an Interstate?
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
Yes
I use Highway 83. I live on the Northeast side of the Springs and Powers Blvd. takes me right to it. It is a two lane road for most of the way, but it is a more direct route to Dove Valley. The distance is a little shorter, and the drive is prettier. I think it’s about 15 minutes faster and there are less speed traps. I don’t miss the L.A. traffic one bit.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 12:34 PM MDT up reply actions
Its not as pretty as it used to be.
The last time I went to a Broncos camp in Ft. Collins. There was nothing past Dublin on Academy and the first structure that we got to in Denver was Shepler’s Boots.
"Ben Roethlisburger is screwed up, he uses bathrooms for sex and golf courses for bathrooms." Unknown
It seems like Stokely catches a tipped pass every practice. Maybe there was more skill involved in that Cincy win then I thought.
Concentration
is a key element in a WR’s arsenal.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:14 AM MDT up reply actions
Concentration
Stokely has it in spades.
It's pretty scary when you have a moment of temporary sanity. Nelson DeMille
Nice work.
After the break, quite a few players kneel in prayer. possibly giving thanks for the lack of injuries this practice.
This was a great line.
I thought that would go over well
;-)
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 10:14 AM MDT up reply actions
Is anyone else worried
About who gets cut on wide receiver. Stokely has been tearing it up all week, Willis has been impressive, Decker and Thomas look strong, Gaffney ass been all pro, Royal seems to be loving the slot, and if LLyod could perform consistently, he could be a starter on any other team. Who do you cut? Do you keep all 7 and play out of 5 receiver sets? I know its a good problem to have, but I really don’t want to lose any of these guys.
If I had to choose I would probably drop LLoyd, but it would be begrudgingly.
Lol Lloyd is #1 on the Depth Chart I saw
Just keep em all.
Why does Madden suck at ranking the Broncos so much?
If you ask the Ravens, we need to trade them Goodman or Bailey so we can get Clayton…
Denver: 32-32 until we're not.
Oooo Clayton?
Hell throw in Elvis too! ;)
by AllBroncsallday on Aug 13, 2010 2:48 PM MDT up reply actions
We need the log for games after camp
Rec this comment if you want to beg the Kaptain to keep his log up for games? Seriously, applying his dry humor and precise reporting will be a great way to relive the games on Monday (or Tuesday) mornings.
some games last year I don’t want to relive no matter how humorous his account would be
by Todd Jewell on Aug 13, 2010 12:06 PM MDT up reply actions
I will think about it
I am planning on doing the “Upon Further Review” again this year, so my time may be limited.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 13, 2010 12:37 PM MDT up reply actions
JD Walton vs. Jamal Williams
Thanks for the update KK.
Just wondering how Walton’s fairing against Jamal ‘El Gigante’ Williams. It must be tough for anyone to go up against that guy, especially a rookie.
You seem to mention Lloyd quite abit...
Do you think that means he will be the #2 receiver behind Gaffney? We know the kid can catch, there’s no doubt about it, but is his physical demeanor coming around? Like not dodging getting tackled or contact? Great job and thanks for the update…
He generally practices well
but I am still a little skeptical. He and Orton have history though, so who can say. Maybe this will work itself out during the preseason.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
I was asking the same questions about Lloyd in the off-season.
Someone mentioned that the Broncos must have thought he was decent enough to give him a 2 year contract.
Thanks again for your eyes and your report, KK. Enjoy your “off” day.
great stuff
really takes you there, being impossible from here on the east coast. i was wondering who is looking like a starter inside with dj, so far? haggan appears to be lining up at olb for the near future. will darrell reid(status?) returning eventually shift mario back inside? can woodyard grab an ilb spot? he can tackle, and i like that in a lb.
taste my blitzkrieg!
sign champ now
Woodyard and Joe Mays look like the leading candidates
I’m not sure what they will do with Reid since he hasn’t been on the field. It will depend on Jarvis Moss too. If he can tackle with a club, he may take hold of the OLB spot. He was looking good before breaking his hand and I think he could still rotate in to rush the passer. At least Haggan can move back and forth. That will really help IMO.
Thanks for reading Dave. It was my intention to let everyone be able to visualize what I see.
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
Don't forget
Akin, he’s listed as a starter on the depth chart for this week there and I suspect he’ll hold it down until Haggan is able to move back inside. He’s a good tackler, and would be able to fill in for what Davis did pretty easily. Wes is too small, and more of a nickel package specialist when we need better coverage out of our backers. And Mays, though show’s flashes, I believe was picked up for his special teams ability, and to add depth. I would love to see Wes win it out, but I think Ayodele’s experience will win him the job.
Yes I shouldn't forget about Akin
Character may be manifested in the great moments but it is made in the small ones -- Philip Brooks
My ship finally came in, but it was the Kobayashi Maru.
by KaptainKirk on Aug 14, 2010 10:54 AM MDT up reply actions
Stardate ALWAYS
Cap’n. You never fail to make appreciate your presence at camp. Thank all of you at MHR so very much.
"Survival kit contents check: In them you will find, one 45 caliber automatic, two boxes of ammunition, four days concentrated emergency rations, one drug issue containing anti-biotics, morphine, vitamin pills, pep pills, sleeping pills, tranquilizer pills, one miniature combination Russian phrase book and Bible, one hundred dollars in Rubles, one hundred dollars in gold, nine packs of chewing gum, one issue of prophylactics, three lipsticks, three pair of nylon stockings, shoot a fella could have a pretty good weekend in Vegas with all that stuff." - Major Kong/Slim Pickens
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