Official 2019 Training Camp Thread

[Joemailman]

I didn't know Kumerow had this hashtag:

https://twitter.com/hashtag/Whitewat...=hashtag_click

[Joemailman]

LaFleur said he thought J'mon Moore had his best practice of the year today,while acknowledging his game against the Texans wasn't good. Moore is probably the 2nd or 3rd most talented WR on this team if he could just put it together consistently. Time is running out though.

[Joemailman]

Green Bay Packers
@packers
#Packers have claimed CB Derrick Jones off of waivers from the New York Jets

[Rutnstrut]

LaFleur said he thought J'mon Moore had his best practice of the year today,while acknowledging his game against the Texans wasn't good. Moore is probably the 2nd or 3rd most talented WR on this team if he could just put it together consistently. Time is running out though.

Janis was talented as well and he's selling tires now. I wonder what Moore has to fall back on? Because he'll need an alternate career.

[wist43]

Curious what you see in summers and Bolton. Let us know.

I'm gonna try to watch the game over the next 2 days... tried to watch a little today, but the kids were all over me - been on the road, and they tend to smother me for attention the 1st day or two I'm back.

I liked Summers a lot in college. His speed a good instincts showed up on tape at that level.

[RashanGary]

Bolton intrigues me. he’s a little smallish at 225 lbs but runs 4.58 and has a reputation for being good in coverage. Might be a good fit next to Martinez.

[mraynrand]

Janis was talented as well and he's selling tires now. I wonder what Moore has to fall back on? Because he'll need an alternate career.

Janis was athletic, that’s about all I’ll give him.

[pbmax]

Janis was athletic, that’s about all I’ll give him.

He had pretty good hands. But he was just playing catch out there. Didn't come naturally to him to run in a structured offense. Like a RB always taking off to the nearest available hole regardless of play call or blocking.

[pbmax]

https://mavensports.io/packers/news/kumerow-shepherd-push-their-way-into-first-team-consideration-fl8Ac8osxkmXa0dHmfIZPA/

To be sure, the quiet camps of MVS and Allison are partly due to circumstance. As was the case last regular season, Aaron Rodgers throws the ball early and often to Adams. Because of that, there are simply fewer targets to go around. MVS had a quietly good day on Saturday, with a back-shoulder catch from Rodgers and a nice run-after-catch on a quick pass. Kumerow and Shepherd, however, have had good days every day. Regardless of the competition, they routinely get open and catch the ball.

They got the 1st team reps yesterday I believe. This is Bil Huber's site until he moves to SI full time. CBS closed down the old Packer Report operation.

[Joemailman]

The Green Bay Packers were among three others teams that unsuccessfully attempted to trade for former Baltimore Ravens kicker Kaare Vedvik, who ended up going to the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for a fifth-round draft pick, according to Chris Tomasson of the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

The Chicago Bears and New York Jets were also interested.

Chris Tomasson
@christomasson
In addition to the #Vikings, the teams I've been told that wanted to trade for kicker-punter Kaare Vedvik were Chicago, Green Bay and the New York Jets.

Not sure I'm buying it.

[pbmax]

Not sure I'm buying it.

Especially since Schefter said 2 NFC North teams and we know it was Vikings and Bears at minimum. Looks like CYA.

[wist43]

Curious what you see in summers and Bolton. Let us know.

Only got thru the 1st quarter, and my 7 year old erased it before I could watch the rest...

I did skim thru some of it though.

Thought Bolton took some bad angles, and a couple of times took blockers on the wrong shoulder.

Bolton needs a lot of reps. Practice squad most likely.

[pbmax]

Tackling you say?

Dave Wilson @dwil
Dartmouth players don’t tackle each other in practice. The injury rate fell 80 percent, the concussion rate 58 percent. And since 2014, they have won 76 percent of games. Will their experimental methods spread across football?

And this report is getting drilled because every other FBS school knew this already.

[mraynrand]

Tackling you say?

Dave Wilson @dwil
Dartmouth players don’t tackle each other in practice. The injury rate fell 80 percent, the concussion rate 58 percent. And since 2014, they have won 76 percent of games. Will their experimental methods spread across football?

And this report is getting drilled because every other FBS school knew this already.

Except this isn't moving football in the direction they think

Virtual reality and robotic tackling dummies -- how Dartmouth is shaping the future of football

https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...uture-football

APB might really have his opportunity to be a shut down corner in the virtual NFL of the future

[George Cumby]

Lol