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2020 Arizona Cardinals training camp
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I appreciate seeing any video from TC, but I guess I'm a greedy guy. So, if possible, I'd like to see LESS of NUK (I know how good he is) and MORE of Butler (can he hold onto the ball), Isabella, Johnson, Sherfield and Ward. Also, the TE's. Like I said I'm a greedy guy.
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Wow! Murray throws as pretty a pass as I've ever seen. I have to go back to Marino to see as tight a spiral. With better protection than last year, the sky is the limit with K1.
He does throw a nice pass.
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I’d sacrifice MLB, NBA playoffs, CFB and CBB if it meant a full NFL season with no games missed to the ‘Rona.
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WR DeAndre Hopkins running off to the side at outset of practice.
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WR DeAndre Hopkins running off to the side at outset of practice.
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WR DeAndre Hopkins not practicing today. Running off to the side.
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Shades of Mao Tosi for me. His rookie year made me think he was going to DOMINAT, but he faded real quick.
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Kliff Kingsbury looking for positives in practice schedules
No, training camp is not normal, and neither is the preseason.
But with no benefit in complaining about it, Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury is choosing to look for the positives in the late start and lack of preseason games.
Via Darren Urban of the team’s official website, Kingsbury said he likes the ability to use consecutive practices to teach and install without interruption.
“You have to be smart,” Kingsbury said. “You have six days where you can go full speed when you never had that in training camp, split up with a preseason game, a travel day and a recovery day. So I like how installs flow. I think you can get a lot of great walkthrough work and a lot of carry over.
“But you have to find a way to fit in those moments of live competition where guys are tackling and being tackled so you are comfortable with doing that before you get into Week One.”
The Cardinals will be in full pads for the first time today, after working offense vs. defense in shells for the first time Friday. That’s a hard way to prepare for the live action of a regular season, but they’re on equal footing with every other team in that regard.
No, training camp is not normal, and neither is the preseason.
But with no benefit in complaining about it, Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury is choosing to look for the positives in the late start and lack of preseason games.
Via Darren Urban of the team’s official website, Kingsbury said he likes the ability to use consecutive practices to teach and install without interruption.
“You have to be smart,” Kingsbury said. “You have six days where you can go full speed when you never had that in training camp, split up with a preseason game, a travel day and a recovery day. So I like how installs flow. I think you can get a lot of great walkthrough work and a lot of carry over.
“But you have to find a way to fit in those moments of live competition where guys are tackling and being tackled so you are comfortable with doing that before you get into Week One.”
The Cardinals will be in full pads for the first time today, after working offense vs. defense in shells for the first time Friday. That’s a hard way to prepare for the live action of a regular season, but they’re on equal footing with every other team in that regard.
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SoonerLou
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Good article. Probably deserves its own thread.
Really liked this quote from Budda
"I saw him, and he looked a little buffer," said safety Budda Baker. "He's definitely thicker. ... He definitely seems faster, stronger arm."
In some ways it reminds me of Lamar Jackson (know you're not a huge fan, but its just to make my point)
Lamar was fast his rookie year, but he didnt seem as overly impressive as he did in college. Suddenly the following offseason he put on more weight and seemed to get faster.
Not saying Kyler is going to run for 1000 (we dont need him to do that. His job is to get it to the playmakers)
However, if he's a more dynamic athlete as well as improved his QB play...lookout.
Sidenote: Looks like people were right about Kyler losing weight at the end of the year. Played at 196.
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