The Spaz
06-30-2004, 10:37 AM
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With Bills training camp just a month away it's interesting to look at the tentative practice schedule and quickly see that double sessions won't be as few and far between as they were last year. Head coach Mike Mularkey has scheduled a week's worth of two-a-days at St. John Fisher which is more than twice as many as the Bills had last year (three).
"You're at training camp for a reason," said Mularkey. "You're creating your team's identity."
While the players are expected to hit more than they have in the past, Mularkey, a former NFL player himself, realizes they can't go overboard.
"You've got to be smart about it," he said, "You can't do it like you used to when you had 100-something guys in camp."
At the conclusion of the spring organized team activities in mid-June Mularkey urged his players to spend the next six weeks with their families and friends. He wants their batteries recharged for what is always a long and grueling season. At the same time he doesn't want them to have football completely off the brain.
http://www.buffalobills.com/news/index.cfm?cont_id=248009
With Bills training camp just a month away it's interesting to look at the tentative practice schedule and quickly see that double sessions won't be as few and far between as they were last year. Head coach Mike Mularkey has scheduled a week's worth of two-a-days at St. John Fisher which is more than twice as many as the Bills had last year (three).
"You're at training camp for a reason," said Mularkey. "You're creating your team's identity."
While the players are expected to hit more than they have in the past, Mularkey, a former NFL player himself, realizes they can't go overboard.
"You've got to be smart about it," he said, "You can't do it like you used to when you had 100-something guys in camp."
At the conclusion of the spring organized team activities in mid-June Mularkey urged his players to spend the next six weeks with their families and friends. He wants their batteries recharged for what is always a long and grueling season. At the same time he doesn't want them to have football completely off the brain.
http://www.buffalobills.com/news/index.cfm?cont_id=248009