Michael82
08-09-2011, 12:56 PM
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Buffalo Bills Training Camp Gallery - Monday, August 8, 2011 (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t138/Mikey82_photos/Buffalo%20Bills%20Training%20Camp%202011/8-8-11%20Monday%20Afternoon/)
It's hard to believe, but Monday was Day 9 of Buffalo Bills Training Camp. There is only 6 open practices left at St. John Fisher. After an intense couple days in full pads, the Bills wore shoulder pads, shorts and the hitting was minimal. The team worked on their fundamentals in the individual drills, 7-on-7 passing drills, special teams work, and of course the full squad 11-on-11 drill. They also focused on a hurry up 2 minute drill and spent time working in the red zone. The defense definitely won the day as they did a great job shutting down the running game and harassing the quarterbacks. The offense was terrible.
Like always, the team worked on their fundamentals at the beginning of the day. The Linebackers practiced on the tackling dummy and the defensive linemen worked on their footwork. The cornerbacks spent time going over their routes and catching passes. The safeties eventually joined them. The team usually spends 10 minutes or more on these drills and then they began special teams work. The main focus of the drill was lining up for kickoffs. They practiced several times having the kickers pretend to kick the ball as they jogged in a line.
http://www.billszone.com/mtlog/archives/2011/08/08/billszone_training_camp_report_882011.php
Buffalo Bills Training Camp Gallery - Monday, August 8, 2011 (http://s159.photobucket.com/albums/t138/Mikey82_photos/Buffalo%20Bills%20Training%20Camp%202011/8-8-11%20Monday%20Afternoon/)
It's hard to believe, but Monday was Day 9 of Buffalo Bills Training Camp. There is only 6 open practices left at St. John Fisher. After an intense couple days in full pads, the Bills wore shoulder pads, shorts and the hitting was minimal. The team worked on their fundamentals in the individual drills, 7-on-7 passing drills, special teams work, and of course the full squad 11-on-11 drill. They also focused on a hurry up 2 minute drill and spent time working in the red zone. The defense definitely won the day as they did a great job shutting down the running game and harassing the quarterbacks. The offense was terrible.
Like always, the team worked on their fundamentals at the beginning of the day. The Linebackers practiced on the tackling dummy and the defensive linemen worked on their footwork. The cornerbacks spent time going over their routes and catching passes. The safeties eventually joined them. The team usually spends 10 minutes or more on these drills and then they began special teams work. The main focus of the drill was lining up for kickoffs. They practiced several times having the kickers pretend to kick the ball as they jogged in a line.
http://www.billszone.com/mtlog/archives/2011/08/08/billszone_training_camp_report_882011.php