Training Camp Coverage - Day 10 - Scrimmage (FINAL)

[bredskin]

ES COVERAGE: 2009 TRAINING CAMP - DAY 10 LIVE SCRIMMAGE

08/08/09

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Hello and welcome to Extremeskins coverage Day 10. bredskin on site with Murf.

Individual drills begin at 1:20 and the scrimmage will begin at 2:00…

So far, the following are not participating in the scrimmage: Clinton Portis, Santana Moss, Albert Haynesworth, DeAngelo Hall, Devin Thomas, Randy Thomas, Cornelius Griffin, Carlos Rogers, Phillip Daniels, and Mike Williams. Stephon Heyer is also unlikely to play, but we have no confirmation of this at this time.

We will be updating throughout the day. It is going to be in the mid to high 80s today, no rain in the forecast. A good day for football.

To this point, the traffic is not bad. So, get in your vehicle and get out here!!

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AUDIO

To listen to comments from Chase Daniel listen HERE

To listen to comments from Cody Glenn listen HERE

To listen to comments from D.J. Hackett listen HERE

To listen to comments from Chris "The Predator" Horton listen HERE

To listen to comments from Rocky McIntosh listen HERE

To listen to comments from Justin Tryon listen HERE

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PHOTOS

Photos 1

http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?t=293949

Photos 2

http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?t=293950

Photos 3

http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?t=293951

Photos 4

http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?t=293952

Photos 5

http://www.extremeskins.com/showthread.php?t=293953

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TWITTER UPDATES

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Dwight Hawkins shows his support:

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D Hall chills after the scrimmage:

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Chris "The Predator" Horton:

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REFFKIN'S RAMBLINGS

The scrimmage just wrapped up at Redskins Park. I would certainly give the nod to the defense. The offense moved the ball some, but mostly just dinked and dunked. Jeremy Bridges (starting right tackle today), went down with a right sprained ankle. I feel that Jeremy Jarmon stood out. Justin Tryon played well until a pass interference penalty that gave the offense their biggest gain of the day. Brian Orakpo is truly the real deal. He is going to be a very good player for a long time.

The offensive line opened up a couple of holes for the young backs, but struggled in pass protection. With Williams and Heyer out, the right side did not show well. The line was somewhat protected by the quick short passing strategy of the scripted plays.

Quarterback play was spotty. Colt did not impress. Campbell threw a pick and only threw check down routes. Daniel was inconsistent. Collins looked poised and threw well.

With Portis out and Betts only getting a couple of passes, Mason, Rock, and Alridge got the majority of the repetitions. Mason looked solid. Rock is consistent, but not very explosive. Alridge has great quickness and speed, but fumbled again. His days are numbered.

Here is the play by play:

First Offense V Second Defense

1. Campbell scrambles for 2

2. Dixon off side

3. Mason 5 yard run

4. Check down from Campbell to Betts (third option)

5. Draw to Mason results in first down

6. Sellers attempts one handed grab – incomplete from Campbell

7. Draw to Alridge for 12 yards (great quickness) first down

8. DJ Hackett from Campbell – 10 yards on Westbrook first down

9. Fred Davis from 17 for 5 yards

10. Aldridge 2 yards off tackle

11. Mason – one handed grab 7 yards to the 4 first down

12. Randle-El 1 yd completion

13. Mason – loss of 5, Reed Doughty on the stop

14. Betts – 5 yard reception

15. Suisham 21 yard kick 3-0

First Defense V Second Offense

1. Slant to Marko Mitchell 15 yards Hall on the stop

2. Rock right for 2 yards / Carter Tackle

3. Rock right for 3 yards / Carter Tackle

4. Orakpo draws Clark off sides

5. Orakpo gets to Colt, Brennan flagged for intentional grounding ….Offense 3 and out

6. Colt to Mitchell 8 yards, Moore Tackle

7. Eloi drops Colt’s sidearm pass

8. Marko Mitchell 4 yard gain for 1st down

9. Dorsey 3 yard carry

10. Brennan fumbles on a scramble

11. Agnone gets 7 on pass from Colt, short of first down ….Offense 3 and out

First Offense V Second Defense

1. Tryon picks off Campbell in the flat… Offense 1 and out

2. Fred Davis underneath from Campbell for 6

3. Alridge for 15 on quick pass from Campbell. Alridge fumbles with minimum contact, Moore recovers. Offense 2 and out

4. Collins sacked by Buzbee

5. Mason flare from Collins for 5 yards, great hit by Grant

6. Rinehart jumps off side

7. Hagans pass from Collins for 12, short of first down. Offense 3 and out.

First Defense V Second Offense

1. Cartright pass from Daniel for 4

2. Daniel waggle to Agnone for 3

3. Rock dropped for loss of 4 by Horton penetration

4. Daniel scrambles, holding called on Ed win Williams

5. Daniel deep pass (very underthrown) to Mitchell incomplete, interference on Tryon First Down

6. Dorsey up the middle for 5

7. Hackett for 5 from Daniel

8. Daniel roles right break up by Barnes

9. Daniel scrambles 10 yards for Touchdown

Red Zone Drill

1. Draw to Rock for 9

2. Rock drops pass from Campbell

3. Jarmon sacks Campbell

4. Campbell incomplete pass

5. Shelton catches 10 yards from Campbell for Touchdown

6. Dutch breaks up pass to Mitchell

7. 17 yard reception to Mitchell

8. Alridge 2 yard run

9. Buzbee sacks Campbell

10. Collins 15 yards to Yoder Touchdown

11. Collins to Yoder for 5

12. Collins to Mitchell for 20

13. Mason for 4 , Wynn tackle

14. Collins to Hagans incomplete

15. Pass to Fred Davis broken up

16. Wynn sacks Collins beating Rinehart

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That's all from us, folks. If everything stays quiet, you'll hear from your trusty ES coverage team again Thursday night from Baltimore, the site of the Redskins' first preseason game. Until then ...

[holmester]

Oh what I would give to be seem some video of this scrimmage. If anyone is going to tape or knows of a website that will PLEASE post.

[themurf]

Oh what I would give to be seem some video of this scrimmage. If anyone is going to tape or knows of a website that will PLEASE post.

Let us warn everyone now, the PR guys have already come in and said we'll be able to shoot drills before the scrimmage, but that once it begins, we'll only be able to shoot the scrimmage for a couple minutes.

[McD5]

Let us warn everyone now, the PR guys have already come in and said we'll be able to shoot drills before the scrimmage, but that once it begins, we'll only be able to shoot the scrimmage for a couple minutes.

Out of curiousity Murf, why do you believe that is?

Is it some copyright thing? Someone else has the rights? Or is it for the purposes of secrecy?

[bredskin]

Out of curiousity Murf, why do you believe that is?

Is it some copyright thing? Someone else has the rights? Or is it for the purposes of secrecy?

Double secret probation

[themurf]

Out of curiousity Murf, why do you believe that is?

Is it some copyright thing? Someone else has the rights? Or is it for the purposes of secrecy?

I'm guessing here, but I would think it has something to do with the pros capturing too much in their photos or video (specific formations, etc.) and then putting it out there for the world to see. In the NFL, everyone is overly cautious when it comes to letting opponents see what you're doing.

That being said, it's funny that I, with a credential, have to stop as soon as the scrimmage begins, but the person with a VIP pass standing behind me can shoot the entire session. Oh well. Such is life.

[McD5]

I'm guessing here, but I would think it has something to do with the pros capturing too much in their photos or video (specific formations, etc.) and then putting it out there for the world to see. In the NFL, everyone is overly cautious when it comes to letting opponents see what you're doing.

Cool. Thanks for the coverage.

[Thinking Skins]

So Malcolm Kelly's playing? I'm hoping for good things from him.

[McD5]

Double secret probation

Secret knock type of stuff?

[chow184]

I'm guessing here, but I would think it has something to do with the pros capturing too much in their photos or video (specific formations, etc.) and then putting it out there for the world to see. In the NFL, everyone is overly cautious when it comes to letting opponents see what you're doing.

That being said, it's funny that I, with a credential, have to stop as soon as the scrimmage begins, but the person with a VIP pass standing behind me can shoot the entire session. Oh well. Such is life.

I guess I'll have to keep an eye on youtube for scrimmage video then...of course it will be shakey cam,probably out of focus and have garbage audio

[SirClintonPortis]

Out of curiousity Murf, why do you believe that is?

Is it some copyright thing? Someone else has the rights? Or is it for the purposes of secrecy?

Disclosing plays in the playbook=bad.

[McD5]

Disclosing plays in the playbook=bad.

I guess so. It just doesn't seem like that big of a deal though.

Preseason games are televised. All four of them.

[HailfrmDEN]

Talking about tv coverage. I have the direct tv package an got charged for it this month. There is no season football yet so it makes me think i get preseason. I havent called yet so will do.

[Dark Acre]

Hell, Grimm and Bostic *told* Dallas exactly what play they were going to run next in the '82 Championship, and then *flattened* Randy White each time with 50 gut.

[Rskins91]

I guess so. It just doesn't seem like that big of a deal though.

Preseason games are televised. All four of them.

Yes, but most preseason offenses are vanilla. I'd guess in a scrimmage the coaches might want to try some new things to test out without anyone seeing them.

Only speculation though.

[SirClintonPortis]

The scrimmage is scripted. I would venture to guess that 'vanilla' plays are the last things in the script, if they are in it at all...

[LizKauai]

...

That being said, it's funny that I, with a credential, have to stop as soon as the scrimmage begins, but the person with a VIP pass standing behind me can shoot the entire session. Oh well. Such is life.

Time to get you one a dem VIP passes

[spjunkies]

980 online is really ticking me off. They cut to commercial DURING interviews.

WTF

[Burgold]

So, what was the general impression? Was the O-line able to compete at all? Were they able to rush? Did Campbell look sharp or rusty? Do his receivers have hands? Is the D as nasty as training camp reports led us to believe?

[themurf]

Time to get you one a dem VIP passes

You know, if the team didn't know who I was ...

[bredskin]

So, what was the general impression? Was the O-line able to compete at all? Were they able to rush? Did Campbell look sharp or rusty? Do his receivers have hands? Is the D as nasty as training camp reports led us to believe?

The offensive line played the way they did the entire camp. Bridges went down to make things worse. Rinehart and Burley wrapped things up. Burley was not very good. Hopefully Heyer and/or Williams can get some snaps versus the Ravens.

[mistertim]

It sounds like Rak is going to be awesome. Did he draw any double teams or was he mostly one on one?

[bredskin]

It sounds like Rak is going to be awesome. Did he draw any double teams or was he mostly one on one?

Mostly one on one....he is a beast..

[Rskins91]

Thanks again for the coverage guys. One question - is there any particular reason our first team offense is going against our second string defense and vice versa?

[titus3]

Thanks for the play-by-play recap. I hope during the regular season there won't be that many 3 and outs. BTW, CB flagged for intentional grounding????