my training camp pics - 07/30
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Thanks! Welcome to the site!
Here's a thread on the TC photos.
http://forums.thephins.com/showthread.php?t=12937
Hope we don't cover like this, this season lol.

Martin drops another?

very cool!!! some good shots in there man! nice work! thanks for sharing! welcome to the site!

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yeah, that was a fleaflicker play that everyone bit on.
on the martin pass, he actually hung on to it, but catching it with his head is not a good technique. lol.
"nerfball wrote:
yeah, that was a fleaflicker play that everyone bit on.
on the martin pass, he actually hung on to it, but catching it with his head is not a good technique. lol.
David Tyree may disagree with you. :wink2:
Great picks, thanks for sharing bro!:up:
It's the gift that keeps on giving.
"alen1 wrote:
David Tyree may disagree with you. :wink2:
lol! true, true...
Great Pics thanks and welcome to the boards!
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, buddy!!!
My first observations is.... I was at Cowboys camp today and they scrimmaged but it was NOT as intense as these pics look!
The Cowboys were a little physical, but at about 60% throttle.
The Dolphins here have both O-line, D-line and Linebackers lookinq like they are rushing HARD and really FIGHTING in those trenches!
There was no real pass rush at Cowboys camp... The Phins pics look like there is blitzing and intense pressure.
Altogether, it reconfirms the impression I got from vet player interviews:
Tony Sparano is running a camp that imitates the intensity of REAL GAMES more than many other camps are doing at this early stage! That's great.
As Sparano has said, he wants:
1) To test these guys under pressure
2) To have the game slow down for them.
He is accomplishing these by having them scrimmage at close to game speed and intensity during camp. That should help the rookies (and QBs) adjust to game speed and pressure by the time the season starts.
I think this will REALLY help John Beck, who stuggles precisely with this issue. By helping him overcome it in camp instead of a game, I think Beck will be fine by the time the season starts and he is in a real game again.
"Bpk wrote:
, buddy!!!
My first observations is.... I was at Cowboys camp today and they scrimmaged but it was NOT as intense as these pics look!
The Cowboys were a little physical, but at about 60% throttle.
The Dolphins here have both O-line, D-line and Linebackers lookinq like they are rushing HARD and really FIGHTING in those trenches!
There was no real pass rush at Cowboys camp... The Phins pics look like there is blitzing and intense pressure.
Altogether, it reconfirms the impression I got from vet player interviews:
Tony Sparano is running a camp that imitates the intensity of REAL GAMES more than many other camps are doing at this early stage! That's great.
As Sparano has said, he wants:
1) To test these guys under pressure
2) To have the game slow down for them.
He is accomplishing these by having them scrimmage at close to game speed and intensity during camp. That should help the rookies (and QBs) adjust to game speed and pressure by the time the season starts.
I think this will REALLY help John Beck, who stuggles precisely with this issue. By helping him overcome it in camp instead of a game, I think Beck will be fine by the time the season starts and he is in a real game again.
Good stuff right there. :up:
"No problem can be solved from the same level of consciousness that created it." --Albert Einstein
"Bpk wrote:
There was no real pass rush at Cowboys camp... The Phins pics look like there is blitzing and intense pressure.
Altogether, it reconfirms the impression I got from vet player interviews:
Tony Sparano is running a camp that imitates the intensity of REAL GAMES more than many other camps are doing at this early stage! That's great.
As Sparano has said, he wants:
1) To test these guys under pressure
2) To have the game slow down for them.
He is accomplishing these by having them scrimmage at close to game speed and intensity during camp. That should help the rookies (and QBs) adjust to game speed and pressure by the time the season starts.
I think this will REALLY help John Beck, who stuggles precisely with this issue. By helping him overcome it in camp instead of a game, I think Beck will be fine by the time the season starts and he is in a real game again.
I read in a blog that some player (Bell?) said there was more contact in one of those TC days than they got all year with Cameron which I found HILARIOUS.
my first hand impression was that they were going pretty much full out. I heard Sparano cussing out players numerous times. (what the hell was that?!i what the f@ck are we doing here?! you're not good enough! it always got a response from the crowd.
coach sparano is not messing around!

Parmele looks real good. He had several nice runs and he broke this sweep play up the sideline. no one got a hand on him. I bet he gets tons of PT during the preseason games coming up.
I LOVE Parmele lol, I don't know how many times I've said that in the last couple days.
Tony has set high expectations from the beginning:
- High expectations from the offseason conditioning program
- He has players talking about winning the division
Winnning.
The.
Division.
That is how our coach wants the players to view themselves.
And, you know what? I like it.
"Bpk wrote:
Tony has set high expectations from the beginning:
- High expectations from the offseason conditioning program
- He has players talking about winning the divisionWinnning.
The.
Division.
That is how our coach wants the players to view themselves.
And, you know what? I like it.
I agree with you B. The recent article that came out about Vonnie Holliday saying he expects Super Bowl every year despite the rebuilding process (or something along those lines) really made me happy. I'm glad that despite the horrendous season last year, the team believes.
Wilford was saying he wanted to win the division and a reporter asked "What About New England?". I believe Wilford responded with "Who?".
I love what the new FO and staff have these players doing. I'm really impressed. I just hope I don't get too impressed and they fail to impress.
EDIT: Yeah, so I was completely off with the quotes but that's ok lol. Here they are :
"Everyone's coming out here with one common goal, and that's to win," new receiver Ernest Wilford said. "We want to win our division this year. We're not going to wait.
"Why not us?"
Wilford's question was rhetorical. An answer came anyway:
The New England Patriots, for one.
"Why not us?" Wilford said again, this time more firmly. "The Patriots are just another team to me.
and
"As far as I'm concerned, we're not rebuilding," 11th-year defensive end Vonnie Holliday said Saturday, when training camp opened and the Dolphins got to work on trying to erase the memory of a 1-15 mess.
"I can't rebuild. … I'm competing like we're going to the Super Bowl this year."
http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/trainingcamp08/columns/story?columnist=graham_tim&id=3507860
Thanks a lot bro!:up: Welcome to the site.:wink2:

Rest in peace bigbry and dolphin debby!
Wilford was interviewed a few days ago on MD.com, and he said something about winning the division. The reporter questioned him, and Wilford responed by asking "why not?". The reporter said, "because of the Patriots". It's because of reporters like this one that I dislike the South Florida media. He was basically laughing at Wilford for thinking the Dolphins could beat the Patriots. Mocking players, is that what the fans want to see? Come on.

found another good one in my batch... Long protecting McCown's back side. man, that dude is f@cking huge!
I was really impressed with Bess. This guy is going to be Wes Welker 2.0, but better!
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3286/2718075764_23e4ba94f3_b.jpg
Great pics bro.TYVM
Now...look at this picture closely.Now look to to our right of the line judge.Do we have some breast feeding going on?
"FreeStyle wrote:
Look at Bess, he looks like he is about to turn and catch a pass. Looking forward to watching him in the regular season.:yes:
I dont know man. He looks like he saw something and gave it a "WTF" stare.
:wink2:
Welcome to the site and great pics...us out of towners certainly appreciate them...
"Larryfinfan wrote:
Welcome to the site and great pics...us out of towners certainly appreciate them...
thanks, and no problem. I plan on attending a few more, maybe I can get closer or borrow a zoom lens from someone. lol.
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