Marcus Williams stepping up. I really like his upside, potential Cro replacement next year along with Dee & Dex. VIDEO: Marcus Williams killing these drills
well when you drop the ball so much that its your 100th set of pushups, you can expect he'd be tired of doing them
Yeah, I agree with this as well. Graham looks to be our only deep threat w/out Devin Smith being healthy so he's in. Last WR job would be between Owusu, Enunwa, Evans and Posey as we both have indicated it appears. Enunwa still has some upside, he's a big ass dude, but very raw - I guess he goes on the PS. I would def like to hold onto Enunwa in some sort of fashion.
Stephen Bowen, Leonard Williams, Leger Douzable, Sheldon Richardson all rotating at DE in first team period.
Dee Milliner toasted by Saalim Hakim on deep sideline pass from Ryan Fitzpatrick in team period. Fitzpatrick with a beautiful pass about 35 yards down the sideline, dropped perfectly over Hakim's shoulder as he beat Milliner LB Julian Howsare again getting work at FB.
Buster Skrine with a nice pass breakup on a pass from Fitzpatrick. Broke to the ball well. Colon, Winters and Qvale all getting first-team work at RG in 11-on-11.
Slow start for both Geno Smith and Ryan Fitzpatrick. Some errant throws. Fitzpatrick left one hanging too long.
Qvale now in there at RG.Buster Skrine is all over the place - making plays. Just had a PD after he made a nice stop at LOS. Quarterbacks all over the place today, but it's a two-club wind in Florham Park.
Means you are hitting two more clubs than you'd usually hit because of the wind. 5 iron instead of 7 iron. Big wind. _
One of my favorite parts camp, the 1-on-1 OLine/DLine drills. Lots of competitiveness - Winters and LWilliams got a little testy. Jarrett drops an INT in 7-on-7. Stepped in front of Fitz's pass to Kerley over the middle.
"When the wind is with you: The curvature of the ball will decrease, but you will also have to account for added carry distance and additional roll wiith all your shots. And though not true for the very best players, the vast majority of amatuers will find that your higher-lofted clubs will be affected more by the tailwind than other clubs – so what might be a two-club wind for your pitching wedge may only be a one-club wind for your 5-iron. Again, don't swing harder than normal to take advantage of the wind – a good smooth swing will do just fine and the wind will take care of the added yards. Obviously, take one less club (at least) to account for the additional carry and roll."
