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2024 Spring Practice Thread: Thursday, April 25 Coach Rhule, Selected players available after practice
- Thread starter Red Reign
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Good to see DK hitting long throws; must mean he was getting good pass pro as long throws take longer for pass pro to hold up.
I'm tempted to get one of those helmets for when we have turnovers and I bang my head against the wall.
But I'm also hoping this year I won't need it
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Yes young Mandalorian. This is the way.
Am I the only one who noticed the master Ron Brown looking onat the end?
Some observations:
1. The coaches seem to be coaching them very hard. A lot of loud talk but not screaming.
2. All three QBs looked good in the live action part of practice.
3. Sam McKewon mentioned this as well but, DK seemed to have the best O line or he was playing against a lesser Dline. I say this because he was never pressured on those big throws. Whereas DR was pressured on almost every long throw. This is not to say DK should not be lauded for his magnificent throws. He should. Just saying it is a bit easier when no one is in your face.
4. You can really see the emphasis on fumbles. I saw both the WR and the RB coaches stressing holding the ball high and tight with 5 points of contact.
5. One of DKs passes forget who the WR was. When the WR caught it he pushed the ball out and away from his body before tucking it away. Not sure why? It however did seem to be intentional.
1. The coaches seem to be coaching them very hard. A lot of loud talk but not screaming.
2. All three QBs looked good in the live action part of practice.
3. Sam McKewon mentioned this as well but, DK seemed to have the best O line or he was playing against a lesser Dline. I say this because he was never pressured on those big throws. Whereas DR was pressured on almost every long throw. This is not to say DK should not be lauded for his magnificent throws. He should. Just saying it is a bit easier when no one is in your face.
4. You can really see the emphasis on fumbles. I saw both the WR and the RB coaches stressing holding the ball high and tight with 5 points of contact.
5. One of DKs passes forget who the WR was. When the WR caught it he pushed the ball out and away from his body before tucking it away. Not sure why? It however did seem to be intentional.
