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Ooof. Not what one would call crisp today. Several offsides penalties, several dropped passes, several bad passes, a fumbled handoff - it just didn't look really good for the offense.
Greg the Leg put on a show hitting a 64 yarder - so we've got that going for us.
I was able to see much more of the O Line play and they were pretty good - except the penalties.
Andrew Donnal looked overmatched against Brockers and Donald - but most guys are going to.
Greg Robinson was impressive. He did have one of the false starts - but he was pretty good against Quinn today.
Saw Havenstein pull on a WR screen and get way out in space on the hunt for a body to block - he had pretty good body control out there for such a bohemeth.
Rhainey ran with the 1s today - one of the false starts was on him.
Jamon Brown has impressed every time I have keyed on him - but there have been limited opportunities.
Maybe the best part of this scrimmage was the 1 on 1 work they did. They had linebackers rushing and backs / tight ends having to pick up the blitz.
The defense got the best of this drill for the most part but Pead had a few good moments (although he got eaten up by Dunbar on one). Akeem Ayers proved difficult for anyone to block in this drill. One thing I liked was when the drill was over - Ogletree and Pead each wanted one more shot at each other - I gave the win to Pead on that rep.
On the otherwise, it was WR v DB one on one
I was watching more of the pass rush at this time, but I did see Bailey beat Jenkins once - although JJ kept him in front of him. That was one of the few times I saw Jenkins let anyone catch anything around him. He was good again today.
The QB play was meh. I know we just extended Foles so I should put the rose colored glasses on - but he wasn't at his best today.
The offense didn't push the ball up the field much. For some reason, Britt didn't dress today. He was missed.
Even Mannion didn't look so hot today - he is only getting reps with the 3s which is frustrating me - but I'm a dude in the bleachers and coach is a millionaire because of what he knows about football.
Even the defense was jumping offsides in the drills. Maybe everyone was a bit antsy. After the 4th or 5th drop - the boo birds showed up. I can't say it any other way - it really wasn't a pretty performance.
I'd like to say it was just the defense dominating but that isn't what it looked like. It was drops and mental break downs.
Barron was back and looked good today. Also, opening up the 11 on 11 Christian Bryant was running with the 1s in the slot - which is encouraging.
I finally got a good look at Battle and the guy aces the eyeball test. Big ol bubble butt on him and tree trunk arms. The size of a lot of these guys is just amazing - most of all Greg Robinson. Up close, he is a mountain.
Bayer and Cunningham had decent days catching the ball - they finally spread out Smelleys targets a bit, I guess.
Cook is still target #1 and target #2. Bailey got more looks today than I had seen. Even Tavon got in on it - and had a few decent catches. As @CoachO would tell you - the outside doesn't seem like his best fit.
I took in the scrimmage w Coach O, @CodeMonkey and his son, and @RamzFanz - the dream team of watching practice.
So this will be my last report - I was only in town for the week - and even though today was a bit sobering, I was lucky to have good weather and some good dudes to watch the action with. Now I go back to being an out of towner who relies on the eyes of those of you who go and watch and report back to the rest of us. Please guys, keep it going.
Greg the Leg put on a show hitting a 64 yarder - so we've got that going for us.
I was able to see much more of the O Line play and they were pretty good - except the penalties.
Andrew Donnal looked overmatched against Brockers and Donald - but most guys are going to.
Greg Robinson was impressive. He did have one of the false starts - but he was pretty good against Quinn today.
Saw Havenstein pull on a WR screen and get way out in space on the hunt for a body to block - he had pretty good body control out there for such a bohemeth.
Rhainey ran with the 1s today - one of the false starts was on him.
Jamon Brown has impressed every time I have keyed on him - but there have been limited opportunities.
Maybe the best part of this scrimmage was the 1 on 1 work they did. They had linebackers rushing and backs / tight ends having to pick up the blitz.
The defense got the best of this drill for the most part but Pead had a few good moments (although he got eaten up by Dunbar on one). Akeem Ayers proved difficult for anyone to block in this drill. One thing I liked was when the drill was over - Ogletree and Pead each wanted one more shot at each other - I gave the win to Pead on that rep.
On the otherwise, it was WR v DB one on one
I was watching more of the pass rush at this time, but I did see Bailey beat Jenkins once - although JJ kept him in front of him. That was one of the few times I saw Jenkins let anyone catch anything around him. He was good again today.
The QB play was meh. I know we just extended Foles so I should put the rose colored glasses on - but he wasn't at his best today.
The offense didn't push the ball up the field much. For some reason, Britt didn't dress today. He was missed.
Even Mannion didn't look so hot today - he is only getting reps with the 3s which is frustrating me - but I'm a dude in the bleachers and coach is a millionaire because of what he knows about football.
Even the defense was jumping offsides in the drills. Maybe everyone was a bit antsy. After the 4th or 5th drop - the boo birds showed up. I can't say it any other way - it really wasn't a pretty performance.
I'd like to say it was just the defense dominating but that isn't what it looked like. It was drops and mental break downs.
Barron was back and looked good today. Also, opening up the 11 on 11 Christian Bryant was running with the 1s in the slot - which is encouraging.
I finally got a good look at Battle and the guy aces the eyeball test. Big ol bubble butt on him and tree trunk arms. The size of a lot of these guys is just amazing - most of all Greg Robinson. Up close, he is a mountain.
Bayer and Cunningham had decent days catching the ball - they finally spread out Smelleys targets a bit, I guess.
Cook is still target #1 and target #2. Bailey got more looks today than I had seen. Even Tavon got in on it - and had a few decent catches. As @CoachO would tell you - the outside doesn't seem like his best fit.
I took in the scrimmage w Coach O, @CodeMonkey and his son, and @RamzFanz - the dream team of watching practice.
So this will be my last report - I was only in town for the week - and even though today was a bit sobering, I was lucky to have good weather and some good dudes to watch the action with. Now I go back to being an out of towner who relies on the eyes of those of you who go and watch and report back to the rest of us. Please guys, keep it going.