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Training Camp Practice Monday, August 9 (10 am)


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4 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Sal capaccio actually passed out from the heat on Saturday. 

I was there Sat and it was hot, but I definitely would not consider that day high humidity (not saying it wasn't hotter with higher humidity today) - having also lived in So Fl, it did not approach anything close to the typical late summer humidity in Fl

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2 hours ago, jabu said:

All those players dealing with heat issues sounds a bit concerning with temperatures only in the 80's there. Players in the south have been training in the 90's for weeks now. It makes me wonder how are they going to deal with the heat week 2 in Miami with the 1 o'clock game time.

It won't matter.

 

Tua is still the Dolphins QB.

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2 hours ago, nucci said:

why is it always mid-season form? Is early and late season form worse?

 

I'm sure most reporters are just spouting cliches without thinking about it, but I personally think this cliche makes some sense.  You'd typically expect players to show some rust and/or inexperience early in the season, and you'd also expect players to wear down some late in the season (whether due to injury or fatigue or whatever).  So "mid-season form" is where you might reasonably expect the best balance of having enough game reps to improve performance, without being so beat up that performance starts to suffer.  (Not that that always holds true of course!)

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Good to see Dawkins back, my understanding is he's cleared his quarantine but he has to clear medical protocols and be progressed back into the workouts (what kept Boettger on the sideline for two days)

 

Would like to know the "non-Covid illness" though

 

48 minutes ago, JaCrispy said:

It might have been that collision at the end of practice with Hyde yesterday...just speculation though

 

I'm worried about that myself.  It was a bit surprising to see Hyde going that hard in a practice, but I guess he's trying to "set the tone"

 

Everyone's down with "Steel sharpens Steel" until someone gets stabbed

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The only "injury" I'm concerned about at this point is Dawkins.  He clearly had enough of a reaction to Covid that it has kept him from participating for multiple weeks.  Stamina, conditioning, strength could all be affected.  We have a month until the season starts but I hope he can get out there soon.

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3 hours ago, jabu said:

All those players dealing with heat issues sounds a bit concerning with temperatures only in the 80's there. Players in the south have been training in the 90's for weeks now. It makes me wonder how are they going to deal with the heat week 2 in Miami with the 1 o'clock game time.

The heat index is supposed to be 100-105 today here... and it feels all of that or maybe I'm getting soft. I think days like today in WNY are worse than 90 in Florida.

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3 minutes ago, eball said:

The only "injury" I'm concerned about at this point is Dawkins.  He clearly had enough of a reaction to Covid that it has kept him from participating for multiple weeks.  Stamina, conditioning, strength could all be affected.  We have a month until the season starts but I hope he can get out there soon.

 

Dude, what is this "multiple weeks" thing?  He was reported out with Covid on July 28.  Per NFL protocol, Fri or Sat (depending on the date of his +) was the soonest he could have been back (minimum 10 days) and they had off Sunday.  We're talking a week and a half here, tops, and there's no saying he wasn't healthy enough to work out during that time.

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17 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:
 

Would like to know the "non-Covid illness" though

 

Could that be related to the heat but just before practice.  Like guys that didnt have enough fluids so kept them out as a precaution (maybe didnt recover well enough from saturdy)?  I feel like our training department has hit that level of sophistication.

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1 hour ago, John from Riverside said:

Did my Air Force Tech School in Mississippi.........I dont doubt that it is MORE humid where you are at

 

Ahh Biloxi, Mississippi.  I was down there for tech school from May until August.  Of course that was back when planes had propellers LOL.

It was quite the shock for a poor boy from Cheektowaga.

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7 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

 

Man, that is defensive technique as taught.  Stay with the receiver, play his eyes and hands and react to the ball.  Beautiful.  

 

McKenzie shouldn't be ought fought for that ball, but Cam is fighting for it the moment it arrives. 

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5 minutes ago, jeremy2020 said:

 

I can't see it.. what did he try to put on Cam's watch? Why is Cam even wearing a watch?!!

 

If you're on a computer, try right clicking on the date and choose "open link in new tab"

 

29 minutes ago, Shaw66 said:

Man, that is defensive technique as taught.  Stay with the receiver, play his eyes and hands and react to the ball.  Beautiful.  

 

McKenzie shouldn't be ought fought for that ball, but Cam is fighting for it the moment it arrives. 

 

McKenzie was also waiting for the ball and telegraphing its arrival.  He needs to be better there.  But agree, he shouldn't allow himself to be out-fought like that.  Hopefully a "growth experience" for McKenzie

 

And also agree with @Forward Progress, hope Lil' Dirty's OK and was grabbing his helmet in horror at having lost possession of the football, not because he injured his head.

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21 minutes ago, Lagoon Blues said:

Perfect weather for Gabe to shine.  It definitely is brutal here in Florida, and I love how he makes sure to use it to his advantage working out.  

 

Not much better here...low 90s with heat index near 100 today in WNY

 

 

 

 

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4 hours ago, 78thealltimegreat said:

Oh he is he was arguably the Niners best receiver two years ago and he was the Saints best receiver last year 

I just feel like ppl really didnt do their research on Sanders.....

 

- The bills have been trying to get him for a while

- He is basically the same type of WR as Diggs....just older

- He might be on a one year contract.....but if he stays healthy this year I would not mind extending him.......yes we have Gabe Davis but the more quality targets for Allen the better

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54 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

If you're on a computer, try right clicking on the date and choose "open link in new tab"

 

I did that and went to task manager and chose to end 'system' and my computer blue screened. Now I'm at the library and there's a strange man licking my elbow. All of this and I don't even know what kind watch Cam was wearing!

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5 hours ago, SCBills said:

Not trying to be snarky, but how hot could is possibly be in Buffalo right now?

 

We play in Miami, Week 2.

 

 

I'm assuming you've never been to Buffalo or just being sarcastic.

It's hotter, humid,  and any liquid in your body flows out of you like Niagara Falls at this time of year.

The myth of cold and snow is hilarious!

 

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9 minutes ago, Lazy said:

I'm assuming you've never been to Buffalo or just being sarcastic.

It's hotter, humid,  and any liquid in your body flows out of you like Niagara Falls at this time of year.

The myth of cold and snow is hilarious!

 

Yup. Sure. How about a remindernintchdbpict000372472782.thumb.jpg.3225faca622ed8bfdd0ae849d18e6b4e.jpg...😉

 

 

 

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5 hours ago, Rochesterfan said:


Honestly - the way they monitor these guys - the players may not have been as bothered as some data they were monitoring gave a warning and the trainers had them sit out.

 

The week prior to the Miami game - I remember the staff talking about extra hydration all week to get them hydrated.  It was a week of getting them ready for the temps and the humidity and then still having to give a few guys IVs to replenish the fluids.

 

During training camp - they are hydrating, but losing fluids everyday - so they never build up the excess.  My guess is that is what you were seeing today.  Hot and humid - taking breaks and getting off the field for protection.  Hope everyone is alright!

 

Contrast this back to High School ball with 2 or 3 a days in this heat and few water breaks - I can’t believe more of us didn’t collapse.

 

Nah we just pissed coca-cola when we got home and thought it was fine

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