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Bills' 2018 Training Camp Day 4 - Nick O'Leary in Walking Boot


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4 minutes ago, billspro said:

 

Allen is very natural stepping up in the pocket. One of my favorite traits to see in a QB.

 

I look for that too.

 

If that was Tyrod, he would’ve tried to scramble and EJ would’ve done his famous spin move to avoid pressure.

 

Loving what I’m seeing from ALLEN

 

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Sun. July 29: Bills' Camp Practice Tweets.

We start Sunday morning practice with the news of TE Nick O’Leary showing up for practice in a walking boot. The most likely scenario is that he suffered a high ankle sprain. Hopefully he will be fully healed and ready to go when the season starts but we all know how tricky those high ankle sprains can be.

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18 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

Sun. July 29: Bills' Camp Practice Tweets.

We start Sunday morning practice with the news of TE Nick O’Leary showing up for practice in a walking boot. The most likely scenario is that he suffered a high ankle sprain. Hopefully he will be fully healed and ready to go when the season starts but we all know how tricky those high ankle sprains can be.

 

Ugh....

 

The dreaded high-ankle sprain. Dang O'leary. He is harder than a coffin nail though so hopefully he recovers quick, but these things can linger like a bean fart.

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Allen with a sloppy misfire to an open receiver 8 yards down the field at the right sideline off a play-action rollout.

 

 

McCarron shotgun empty backfield, quick pass to Clay(?) across the middle for a medium gain.

 

 

McCarron steps up to avoid sack (blitz), scrambles for a solid gain.

 

 

McCheckdown to Travaris Cadet. Good protection by the starting OLine here.

 

 

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44 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

 

They do classroom stuff opposite the practice, correct?  in the afternoon if morning practice, in the morning if afternoon practice?

I have a hunch that behind the scenes, how he does in the classroom is part of whether or not Allen sees time with the 1's the following practice.

 

 

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1 minute ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

They do classroom stuff opposite the practice, correct?  in the afternoon if morning practice, in the morning if afternoon practice?

I have a hunch that behind the scenes, how he does in the classroom is part of whether or not Allen sees time with the 1's the following practice.

 

Definitely a factor in the overall evaluation as it should be.  McCarron is particularly good in this area. 

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9 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:

Peterman with a perfect back-shoulder throw to Jason Croom for a 23-yard gain.

 

 

 

Screen play there. 

 

AJ McCarron led the Bills' first-team offense for all of Sunday's practice without Josh Allen receiving any snaps with that group. McCarron continued to look steady but unspectacular, completing most of his throws close to the line of scrimmage but avoiding mistakes. He was sharp on a move-the-ball drill in which he stepped up in pocket and found LeSean McCoy on an outlet for a big gain.

 

Nathan Peterman looked generally sharper Sunday than he did the first three days of training camp, completing most of his passes in 11-on-11 work with the second team and driving downfield in a move-the-ball drill. Peterman's lone misfire came when he underthrew WR Robert Foster deep over the middle.

 

Rookie Josh Allen spent all of Sunday's practice with the third-team offense and made the throw of the day, deep down the left sideline to WR Robert Foster. The low point for Allen came in a move-the-ball drill in which he had consecutive incompletions to Foster that might have been the result of a miscommunication.

 

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Josh Allen deep pass down the left sideline to Robert Foster, who makes a nice catch but didn't look like he was in bounds. Also looks like it would've been a sack before Allen threw in a real situation.

 

 

13 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

Screen play there. 

 

 

Oops.

 

Here it is...

 

Peterman with a perfect back-shoulder throw to Jason Croom for a 23-yard gain.

 

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Wayne Arnold said:

Josh Allen deep pass down the left sideline to Robert Foster, who makes a nice catch but didn't look like he was in bounds. Also looks like it would've been a sack before Allen threw in a real situation.

 

 

A sack or 2, I would say for sure. Nice toss though 

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