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  • madness
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    • Apr 2003
    • 13690

    Day Seven OTA Notes

    Day Seven OTA Notes

    Things were changed up a bit Thursday in practice as there was a lengthy walk-through session and an extended special teams period. Players worked on kickoff coverage alignments, wedge formations and punt protections.
    An interesting note was Marshawn Lynch was one of the featured kick returners during that segment of practice. Shaud Williams was also in the kick return group.

    Webster gets more reps
    Buffalo's newest cornerback Jason Webster got almost all the first team reps at the right cornerback spot. Part of it was due to a reduced workload for Kiwaukee Thomas Thursday, but he performed well for the most part. ...

    11-on-11
    Early in the team portion of practice Robert Royal caught a nicely thrown ball from J.P. Losman deep down the seam. Unfortunately there was some accidental contact near the end of the play as two defenders came at Royal from different angles to 'tag up tackle' the tight end. Royal was shaken up on the play and was forced to leave practice. He left the stadium under his own power holding his left shoulder. We anticipate more word on Royal's condition Friday. ...

    Lynch and Wright flash
    Marshawn Lynch and Dwayne Wright haven't been getting a ton of reps, but they have made their presence felt.
    Lynch on the very last play of 11-on-11 took a hand off at the five-yard line on an outside running play. It was a race to the pylon from the middle of the field and no defender was able to lay a hand on him as he scampered into the end zone.
    Wright meanwhile seems to have a knack for instinctively knowing where the cutback lane is going to be. He's almost running through it before it's completely there. His anticipation is impressive to watch. Wright has earned praise from running backs coach Eric Studesville for seeing those lanes which can often translate into big gainers. ...

  • madness
    Registered User
    • Apr 2003
    • 13690

    #2
    Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

    Also from Chris Brown's Blog...

    Player reps limited

    Today

    Posted By: Chris Brown | Time: 1:44 PM ET | Link


    PLAYER REPS LIMITED: Again some players took limited reps Thursday. Roscoe Parrish did not participate at all (quad), but Kiwaukee Thomas and Donte Whitner had reduced workloads as well as some of the other vets like Aaron Schobel and Chris Kelsay. On offense Lee Evans and Josh Reed appeared to get fewer reps than they had received the previous week and a half as the staff likely wants to get more of a look at some of the other players further down on the depth chart. ---

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    • SquishDaFish
      Lets GO BUFFALO!!
      • Jun 2005
      • 17034

      #3
      Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

      madness I was accused of being a homer lol
      Last edited by SquishDaFish; 05-31-2007, 04:04 PM.

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      • justasportsfan
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        • Jul 2002
        • 71580

        #4
        Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

        Reed and Evans had fewer reps?

        Let the controversy begin.
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        • ParanoidAndroid
          My battery is low and it's getting dark.
          • Apr 2004
          • 16853

          #5
          Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

          Wright meanwhile seems to have a knack for instinctively knowing where the cutback lane is going to be. He's almost running through it before it's completely there. His anticipation is impressive to watch. Wright has earned praise from running backs coach Eric Studesville for seeing those lanes which can often translate into big gainers.
          Cutback lanes? Maybe I've been watching McGahee for too long, but I forgot what it looks like when a RB hits a cutback lane.

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          • raphael120
            Jason Peters rigorous at home training regiment
            • Oct 2005
            • 5152

            #6
            Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

            Originally posted by justasportsfan
            Reed and Evans had fewer reps?

            Let the controversy begin.
            Where does it say that, boy who cries wolf?

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            • justasportsfan
              Registered User
              • Jul 2002
              • 71580

              #7
              Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

              Originally posted by raphael120
              Where does it say that, boy who cries wolf?
              secret.
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              • HAMMER
                I'm right, Miyagi is wrong.
                • Jul 2003
                • 8132

                #8
                Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                I am really excited to see what our running game looks like, I expect big things from both Wright and Lynch. I think Wright may go down as a BIG BARGAIN in this draft. Just a hunch but I've watched him play enough to see he is a natural runner.

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                • Pinkerton Security
                  Pinkerton's son
                  • Feb 2006
                  • 6003

                  #9
                  Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                  Did anyone else read that thing about their pepper game at the very bottom? I thought it was funny, it would have been fun to be there and watch it, I'm sure the players were having fun with it, and it was good to see Wilson win. hes a good guy

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                  • Romes
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                    • Jul 2002
                    • 5766

                    #10
                    Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                    Originally posted by pinkdogg32
                    Did anyone else read that thing about their pepper game at the very bottom? I thought it was funny, it would have been fun to be there and watch it, I'm sure the players were having fun with it, and it was good to see Wilson win. hes a good guy
                    Schobel was cheating because he is unhappy with his contract...
                    Last edited by Romes; 05-31-2007, 02:45 PM.
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                    • ddaryl
                      Everything I post is sexual inuendo
                      • Jan 2005
                      • 10714

                      #11
                      Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                      Originally posted by andyxc71
                      Cutback lanes? Maybe I've been watching McGahee for too long, but I forgot what it looks like when a RB hits a cutback lane.
                      Travis was never a cut back lane runner either. So yeah it's been a while since we've seen it done with any consistency.

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                      • OpIv37
                        Acid Douching Asswipe
                        • Sep 2002
                        • 101255

                        #12
                        Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                        Lynch returning kicks?

                        Well I suppose it worked for Bush last year, but I hope that he's relieved of that duty if he develops into our "feature back" this season.
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                        • madness
                          Registered User
                          • Apr 2003
                          • 13690

                          #13
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                          Originally posted by BillsIN05
                          Madness I was accused of being a homer lol
                          HomerIN05 added to sig and it's a lower case 'm', you homer. As one of the biggest homers, I don't deserve the significance of a capital letter.

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                          • ublinkwescore
                            Sab and TD are insignificant
                            • Sep 2002
                            • 24178

                            #14
                            Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                            Originally posted by andyxc71
                            Cutback lanes? Maybe I've been watching McGahee for too long, but I forgot what it looks like when a RB hits a cutback lane.
                            Isn't that kinda like what the broncos did that made Terell Davis a household name - get the offensive line pushing to one side - left or right - and then the running back starts out that same direction, and then right before he gets to the LOS, he cuts back in the other direction where there should be a larger hole due to the D overpursuing in one direction?

                            I never really noticed us doing that last season, but it's not something that would necessarily stand out all that well from the angle that games are televised.

                            Maybe the coaching staff feels that we've got an Oline athletic enough to do that with now.
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                            • John Doe
                              Florida Man
                              • Jul 2002
                              • 2516

                              #15
                              Re: Day Seven OTA Notes

                              Originally posted by madness
                              Day Seven OTA Notes
                              Wright meanwhile seems to have a knack for instinctively knowing where the cutback lane is going to be. He's almost running through it before it's completely there. His anticipation is impressive to watch. Wright has earned praise from running backs coach Eric Studesville for seeing those lanes which can often translate into big gainers. ...

                              http://www.buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=4824
                              When I first read the article I lost track and thought that they were talking about Lynch's abiltiy to anticipate where the opening was going to be, because a number of his highlights showed him doing just that. It's good to read the same things about Wright.

                              I liked McGahee, but he did not display that kind of knack. It seemed that he waited for the opening to be there and then made his move. By that time the gap was closed again.

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