:lol:

 

:D Nice

 

Say bye to Martin.

I like him A LOT.

 

Love the trickery with Ginn throwing "a perfect strike 30 yards down field"! (maybe it should be a 4 way for QB (LOL)).

 

I totally have a man-crush on Jayson.

 

Glad to hear he bounced back. Get the damn ball out of your hand John! I believe this also has been a problem with Drew Bledsoe when Parcells had him in NE. Bledsoe had problems getting the ball off before the timer in Buffalo as well so its nothing new to the coaching staff and FO as a whole since they were all part of Dallas as was Bledsoe.

 

Hey, baby steps, baby steps.

 

:pity:

Really like Camarillo (not just because of the TD).

 

OMG Bess is a bust. Less than ten practices and he's already dropped a pass.

On a serious note, is dropping passes in Miami just the nature of the beast down there? Seems the team can't shake it. Chambers had to leave to shake it, and did, and even Booker caught the bug last year. What gives.

 

I like what the Texas Tech coaches do, making WR's catch tennis balls from a machine @ high speed. If you can develop hand-eye coordination for that, then you can catch a watermelon sized football easily.

 

QB's holding on to the ball too long.

Never heard of that practice. That's a good one.

 

Sounds like all three qbs looked crappy again. What's new?

I say, McCown to start. Beck to take over during the season when McCown inevitably fails or gets hurt. Henne TBD. :D

 

That would probably do the trick!! This is the first time I have really read about multiple drops being a problem in camp. From most of what I have read, the WR's have been better then expected.

 

Still a long way to go. Thats sounds the most plausible though. Of course we still got quite a bit of time for the coaches to coach up each one of these guys. We don't need a stud/pro bowl QB at this point. We need someone who can manage the game, make good throws when called upon, and not have turnovers. One of these 3 will come through eventually.:hi5:

 

I agree. My money is on Beck for the one to come through this season. :D

 

:lol:

C'mon Beck.

 

A little before your time. :up:

 

maybe because we have human-beings on our team and they make mistakes every once in awhile? :lol:

 

With David Martin on the team, there's no once in a while lol. He drops one EVERY day. If I got a penny for each ball he dropped, I would be a millionaire.

 

So far our the undrafted/late round guys are stealing the show, Foster, Bess, Parmalee, Thomas.

I really like Jayson Foster and Donald Thomas, they both have piles of athletic ability and Foster plays like he has a chip on his shoulder due to his lilliputian size...

And it is good to see that Joey Porter is practicing, I thought maybe Sparano and Ireland were going to "save" him by not working him this Training Camp but fat chance of that happening for JP...

 

On a 10 yard overthrow, sometimes I wonder who's fault it really is. Are they on the same page yet?

On a forced throw into coverage, well that's obvious

 

I hope they are on the same page lol.

 

If there was 1 RB int he draft I wanted it was Parmele. Parmele is going to be the STEAL of the draft.

 

Music to my ears.

 

I think Phillip Merling falling to #32 will be a steal. Maybe not the steal of the draft, but a very good pick.

 

really? I wanted Johnathan Stewart.

 

Uh, I don't think what we saw today was a "bouce back". Its seems its more of the same not being able to read the defense and find a WR downfield, and even more troubling, not able to adequately get the ball to his WRs .

I think if there was a gun to Sparano's head and he had to make a decision today, McCown would start and Henne would be inserted as soon as the season allows it.

Thankfully for Beck, no decision gets made today. But from the sounds of it, Beck is struggling physically to throw the football (wobbly passes, underthrows, overthrows). Henne is struggling to adapt to the speed of the NFL. I'll take the latter any day of the week. All Henne needs is experience.

 

Possibly but Parmele was passed on and on. He is Colston 2.0.

I believe if he produces you might see Ricky traded.

 

I agree that he will be a steal, I like him a lot. I'm not very good with comparisons so forgive me if I'm wrong but I see him as a poor man's Jonathan Stewart.

 

Early 90's...

Then when JJ came in and the turnover started it all went downhill for whatever reason.

 

Actually the way he runs reminds me of Ahman Green before the injuries.

 

Maybe. What I like about Parmele is that he has a nice blend of speed and strength like Stewart.

 

Isn't Stewart like 245 though?

 

235. Parmele is 222 but brings the strength like Stewart imo.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k543UYkYqz0

Ahman Green

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jlxPR8ngLlw

Jalen Parmele


Notice the running styles. Both upright runners, both hit the hole hard, They don't shy away from contact, and they don't have that Rare 2nd level speed like a Leon Washington or All day.

Now the thing that Parmele doesn't have is that Lateral Quickness, Green could change pace without losing speed, and receiving abilitys.

Thats what made Green a 1st round pick and Parmele a 6th.

I should also point out the Vision both backs have. They know where the Cut is and hit it. Something Ronnie shyed away from until last year.

 

That's a good comparison as well. Never said you were wrong. :up:.

 

The kid looks like a winner...

Ricky has competition...

Beck...Henne... either one steps up and I am fine with it...

I am like everyone else...

We need a starting franchise QB and I will be ecstatic if it comes from this group...

 

Edgar also stated that if the ball hadn't hit Ginn in the hands on one of Becks throws, it would have been an overthrow too! :lol:

I guess Edgar is using a telescopic micrometer to measure Becks passes.