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Training Camp Wrapup - August 10

Jeremy Igo

By Jeremy Igo,
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David Newton is just reporting that this is a minor injury. isnt making a big deal of it. what say you Zod? is DN full of poo?

 

I don't think the problem is the severity. I think the problem is that it has been defined (by more than just Zod) as a "lingering" issue. THAT'S what is worrisome.

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fozzy did impress. but i dont see how you can say that Reaves had just as good of a game. Reaves was able to gain yards here and there. he fought for yards, even when the OL wasnt helping him. Barner was stuffed on first contacte EVERYTIME he touched the ball

What about the time where Barner trucked the safety and got 8 yards on the play (the longest run besides Joe Webb)? Blame Barner all you want but even Big Mike Tolbert couldn't get through that OLine that night.

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That KB pic of him in the air. Wow

 

Jeremy, can you explain why you think Tre won't make it this season?

 

He is a 4th round rookie that has missed some of the OTA's and the first two weeks of training camp completely.

 

I am pulling for him, he seems like a really great dude, but he is way behind.

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"Lingering knee injury" is not something I like to hear when talking about a 300+ lbs lineman we're counting on for the season. This furthers my belief that Gettleman is looking everywhere for who might be cut at OT.

I don't know. He had plenty of choices at the start of free agency and didn't bite at all.

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You have to think someone better than Garry Williams will become available on the cuts to 53.

I would hope so but they didn't last year. Rebuilding a team takes time and we have dealt with years of a GM using the draft to build the wrong positions.

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FIFY

 

 

fozzy did impress. but i dont see how you can say that Reaves had just as good of a game. Reaves was able to gain yards here and there. he fought for yards, even when the OL wasnt helping him. Barner was stuffed on first contacte EVERYTIME he touched the ball

 

And if you go back and look at the game most of the time when Barner was stuffed it wasn't just one person. It seemed like the flood gates opened up for the defense. Plus we knew even before we drafted Barner he wasn't going to be a bruiser, that's just not his game. And it's funny because the coaches don't help Barner out at all obviously he's not a between the tackle runner, they don't run plays to get him to the outside.

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