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Great day, lotsa fun.
Standouts:
Foster looked awesome
Anthony Bright, the Arena league 4.2 40 guy from the practice squad looked awesome. He caught EVERY BALL thrown his way. Also, he's sporting #81, instead of one of those 14 or 17.
Crawford caught every ball, even leaping grabs.
Moose dropped 2 balls in the end zone. The guy still looks great, though.
Dante Wesley got an INT.
Kyle Johnson fumbled.
The d held all 7 or 8 attempts on the 2 minute drill. All of them. There were at least 4 INT's, with 3 coming from tipped passes at the line, and one the INT by Wesley *not from a tip*. Peete got picked twice, as did Lytle - Lytle got picked on consecutive plays. Kyle Johnson also fumbled. Couldn't see who was getting the tips.
Coop is fine, just a mild sprain.
Big energy. Del Rio running around yelling and what not, Henning and Fox too. Henning was giving alot of one on one to Fasani. I think Lytle's days are numbered.
The standouts, in my opinion, were Bright and Foster.
Standouts:
Foster looked awesome
Anthony Bright, the Arena league 4.2 40 guy from the practice squad looked awesome. He caught EVERY BALL thrown his way. Also, he's sporting #81, instead of one of those 14 or 17.
Crawford caught every ball, even leaping grabs.
Moose dropped 2 balls in the end zone. The guy still looks great, though.
Dante Wesley got an INT.
Kyle Johnson fumbled.
The d held all 7 or 8 attempts on the 2 minute drill. All of them. There were at least 4 INT's, with 3 coming from tipped passes at the line, and one the INT by Wesley *not from a tip*. Peete got picked twice, as did Lytle - Lytle got picked on consecutive plays. Kyle Johnson also fumbled. Couldn't see who was getting the tips.
Coop is fine, just a mild sprain.
Big energy. Del Rio running around yelling and what not, Henning and Fox too. Henning was giving alot of one on one to Fasani. I think Lytle's days are numbered.
The standouts, in my opinion, were Bright and Foster.