Lynch Lapping The Field

[The Spaz]

On day two of OTAs for the Bills running back Marshawn Lynch looked quick in and out of the hole, quick around the corner and quick catching out of the backfield. All of that quickness is due in part to the experience he gained as a rookie in 2007. It's made him a far more decisive player than the one that was still able to roll up over 1,100 yards rushing despite missing three games last season.

"You just know what to expect coming in so it kind of gives you an edge and I've been working on my edge," said Lynch.

Spending a full offseason in an NFL strength and conditioning program has also benefited Lynch who feels he's in a bit better shape than he was as a rookie. But there's one extra element to his training regimen that Lynch has added on his own to give him that edge.

http://buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=6089

[Pride]

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I love this cat!

[justasportsfan]

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I wonder if he wears a shower cap when he goes swimming.

[feelthepain]

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On day two of OTAs for the Bills running back Marshawn Lynch looked quick in and out of the hole, quick around the corner and quick catching out of the backfield. All of that quickness is due in part to the experience he gained as a rookie in 2007.

http://buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=6089

Well that, and the fact that it's just OTA's. How hard can it be as a RB to look sharp when no ones " really trying" to tackle you?

[hydro]

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Well that, and the fact that it's just OTA's. How hard can it be as a RB to look sharp when no ones " really trying" to tackle you?

Wow, really? Thanks for telling us...

[Historian]

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I would ask Yatil Green.

[justasportsfan]

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Well that, and the fact that it's just OTA's. How hard can it be as a RB to look sharp when no ones " really trying" to tackle you?

someone is obviously nervous about Lynch.

Hows Browns injury? Is it holding up? Must be hard for him to do what Lynch is doing.

[The Spaz]

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I would ask Yatil Green.

Ouch...lol

[feelthepain]

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I would ask Yatil Green.

Or Rob Johnson.

[justasportsfan]

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Or Rob Johnson.

Or Culpecker....
Dear Daunte,

Love always,
FTP.

[Captain gameboy]

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Well that, and the fact that it's just OTA's. How hard can it be as a RB to look sharp when no ones " really trying" to tackle you?

As I recall from a link from the Miami Herald that I posted last year, the Dolphins numero uno form two years ago, Jason Allen, looked absolutely atrocious at OTA's.

In that link, they talked about his "progress," while being beat by six yards on a pass play, averring that that was better than the 12 yds he was getting beat by during the first OTA.

Must be something in the water.

[DynaPaul]

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Or Culpecker....
Dear Daunte,

Love always,
FTP.

Dainty Smallpecker!

[Mr. Miyagi]

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Must be something in the water.

It's Florida.

[Jeff1220]

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Dainty Smallpecker!

These made up names rarely amuse me, but I must admit, this one made me lol.

[OpIv37]

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I always take info from CB and BB.com with a grain of salt because their job is to promote the team, but this is definitely good news. I especially liked the part of the up-tempo offense. There has to be a balance between the Mike Mularkey "triple reverse on 3rd and goal from the two" and the Steve Fairchild "run, run, incomplete pass" and it sounds like they're getting close to finding it.