2018 New Orleans Saints Training Camp

jeanpierre · 07-29-2018, 09:49 PM

Take One: Tre’Quan takes over (read more)

Take Two: ‘The Bachelor’ at returner

Take Three: Off days for guys battling injuries

Take Four: More Linebacker rotation

Take Five: Other Observations

David Onyemata was once again the starter alongside Tyeler Davison at defensive tackle. Running with the second team, Sheldon Rankins appeared to record a sack.
Brees was dialed in during the first team period. He connected with Josh Hill on a corner route. Then, he hit Ted Ginn, Jr on a back shoulder throw on the goal line.
During seven-on-seven, Brees found Boston Scott on a nine route for a huge gain. There appeared to be a coverage bust as Scott popped wide open behind the defense.
I thought Deon Yelder had one of his better practices. He went down the seam and caught a pass from Taysom Hill. He took a shot from Marcus Williams but still held on.
Speaking of tight ends, Dan Arnold made another impressive catch today.
Justin Hardee recorded three pass breakups today. That’s five in the last two practices. He’s doing his best to get noticed.
Marcus Williams continues to be a ball hawk. When Hill’s pass deflected off Eldridge Massington, he was there to catch it for the interception. Two plays later, he had a pass breakup.
Wil Lutz was just short on his 56-yard field goal attempt today.
Michael Thomas put a juke on Ken Crawley that sent Crawley one way and Thomas another to make the catch. When I watched the play over, it appeared Thomas was very forceful with his hands and may have committed offensive pass interference.
Alex Anzalone surprised Drew Brees when he blitzed off the edge. It was rare to see Brees miss a pre-snap read like that. Had it been full contact, it would have been ugly as Anzalone ran in full speed untouched.
Vonn Bell and Kurt Coleman were the first team safeties Sunday.
P.J. Williams ran with the first team at nickel.
Arthur Maulet had two pass breakups during individual drills.
For the second straight day, Trey Edmonds got some work at fullback.
Tom Savage went 4-4 during seven-on-sevens.

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jeanpierre Site Donor 2018 Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Thibodaux Posts: 43,543 Blog Entries: 39	Re: 2018 New Orleans Saints Training Camp Twitter Take One: Tre’Quan takes over (read more) Take Two: ‘The Bachelor’ at returner Take Three: Off days for guys battling injuries Take Four: More Linebacker rotation Take Five: Other Observations David Onyemata was once again the starter alongside Tyeler Davison at defensive tackle. Running with the second team, Sheldon Rankins appeared to record a sack. Brees was dialed in during the first team period. He connected with Josh Hill on a corner route. Then, he hit Ted Ginn, Jr on a back shoulder throw on the goal line. During seven-on-seven, Brees found Boston Scott on a nine route for a huge gain. There appeared to be a coverage bust as Scott popped wide open behind the defense. I thought Deon Yelder had one of his better practices. He went down the seam and caught a pass from Taysom Hill. He took a shot from Marcus Williams but still held on. Speaking of tight ends, Dan Arnold made another impressive catch today. Justin Hardee recorded three pass breakups today. That’s five in the last two practices. He’s doing his best to get noticed. Marcus Williams continues to be a ball hawk. When Hill’s pass deflected off Eldridge Massington, he was there to catch it for the interception. Two plays later, he had a pass breakup. Wil Lutz was just short on his 56-yard field goal attempt today. Michael Thomas put a juke on Ken Crawley that sent Crawley one way and Thomas another to make the catch. When I watched the play over, it appeared Thomas was very forceful with his hands and may have committed offensive pass interference. Alex Anzalone surprised Drew Brees when he blitzed off the edge. It was rare to see Brees miss a pre-snap read like that. Had it been full contact, it would have been ugly as Anzalone ran in full speed untouched. Vonn Bell and Kurt Coleman were the first team safeties Sunday. P.J. Williams ran with the first team at nickel. Arthur Maulet had two pass breakups during individual drills. For the second straight day, Trey Edmonds got some work at fullback. Tom Savage went 4-4 during seven-on-sevens. K Major likes this.
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