Wednesday Minicamp

I went today - It's very cool. No 'calesthenics', it was 11 on 11 or 7 on 7 for the full hour.

Hard to tell what's up, but:

Deon Grant likes to talk smack to Moose.
Moose like to talk about himself.

It's an all out battle for cornerback. It's nuts to see all those guys waiting their turn to try to make the team - the same could be said for WR.

John Fox must've spent 15 minutes talking one on one with Steve Smith.

At any rate, any of you who were thinking of going should.

 

oh...that's right.
I saw Moose the other day. He's trying to keep some musical endeavour of his under wraps...in other words, he'll tell people about it but just not much. Me, I think it sounds like bullshit. He doesn't look very big right now either.

 

is foster out there yet? thanks for the update. who would've guessed that moose liked to talk about himself. how did peete and fasini look? how bout wesley? how bout walls? sorry for picking your brain, just so nice to have someone who was actually there.

 

So who did you think stood out at those postions?


Moose was my favorite player on the Panthers for a long time, now he's turning into just another thug like the rest of em.

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I don't think he's a thug at all - just cocky. The same could be same for Steve Smith.

Speaking of Smith - I saw him at undercover Brother at Park Terrace. Didn't know it was him until I saw him again today.

At any rate - I couldn't tell a damn thing about the CB's. It's tough because there's no hitting, and they're all up[ against different caliber receivers.

Smith Burned Jenkins, and ran routes nicely, but had at least one pass go straight through his hands, and then staright through the hands of a DB I didn't catch the number.

Foster isn't there yet.
Kyle Johnson MIGHT have poor hands.
Bright gets alot of balls thrown his way, which means he must get open. Caught most. But hard to tell if he's good or DB's just suck.

Tolhurst didn't get much thrown his way, from what I saw.

Moose was absolutely the best WR. Caught at least 3 in the end zone.

Peete and Fasani - again hard to say b/c no real pressure and no real hitting. If I answered, I'd say they were inconsistent. Peete did rifle one straight through a tight seam of 3 or four defenders right into Moose's uncharacteristically sure hands in the endzone.

I hate to keep saying it, but Moose stood out.

Walls was running and cutting hard. Heinrich caught a TD pass. Long one, too. Crawford looked good, too.

hmmm....Deon Grant was catching punts for return, most likely I think b/c Byrd is still out.

Navies made a nice leaping pass defense.