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Great tweet from Les. Linc windmills twirling in unison except 1 on far RT, which is off doing its own thing. I call it "Nnamdi" pic.twitter.com/ly3lBQwKd7 — Les Bowen (@LesBowen) July 28, 2013  

Brandon Lee Gowton (BLG over at BGN) posted some good practice notes. Since WRs are the topic of the day, here is what he said about them: • Russell Shepard’s work with the JUGS machine has been paying off. He made a … Continue reading →

Reuben Frank wrote a good piece on changes at Training Camp between Andy Reid and Chip Kelly. Reid ran fast practices, but Kelly is at a whole other level. He’s changing the way football is practiced at the pro and … Continue reading →

Sal is well known for stirring the pot and saying some odd things, but this report is flat out bad. Dumb might also be another way to describe it. Sal watched the first part of practice and then jumped on … Continue reading →

The guys over at PE.com do a great job during Training Camp. They keep track of who plays where, who makes a play and things like that. Here are Friday’s notes.  This is good info. During the final 11-on-11 session, the … Continue reading →

Good and bad news for the Skins so far. RG3 seems to be ahead of pace. That’s huge for them. The Skins lost DE Adam Carriker and ILB Keenan Robinson to injury. DE Jarvis Jenkins, who the team had high hopes … Continue reading →

I’ve given CBS Sports columnist Mike Freeman a hard time in the past for some pitiful work on his part. Mike is working hard to give me new material. The Eagles held the media in a secure area for a … Continue reading →

One of the hot stories around the NFL is that Andy Reid ran all pass plays in a practice. This is kinda true. He actually called onlyt pass plays in the team portion of practice. There were run plays in … Continue reading →

Jordan Raanan of NJ.com did some digging and here’s what he found out: • Linemen have to do 20 40-yard sprints. Each in under seven seconds. • Linebackers and tight ends have to do 20 50-yard sprints. Each in under … Continue reading →

Oh my. RT @UTgehlken: King Dunlap begins first 11-on-11 as Chargers' left tackle, — Adam Caplan (@caplannfl) July 25, 2013