Official 2022 Training Camp Thread

[RashanGary]

Thanks for the updates Joe. The defense is exciting. I’m worried about the OL. I actually think the OL might be a bigger concern than the receivers.

[Fritz]

[QUOTE=Joemailman;1117711]Andy Herman
With full disclosure that I have no idea medically what it should look like - Kylin Hill to the untrained eye looks phenomenal moving and cutting. I

[Fritz]

They've got a guy named Hyman returning punts?

Please, oh please, let him get the job: "Hyman breaks open!"

"They - are - going - all - the - way!"

[RashanGary]

Aaron Rodgers on @nflnetwork: "Romeo Doubs has had a really nice start to camp. Getting a lot of attention based on some of the plays he's made. Like the approach, very understated kid, very humble kid...We all feel really good about Romeo and the start he's off to."

[RashanGary]

Rodgers comments on Doubs….. “like the approach”, lafleurs comments about Romeo being the first guy in and establishing a professional routine…. And his college OC saying Doubs is one of the hardest workers he’s ever been around.

Combined with

His size, speed and high route running potential that the scouts talked about when he was drafted.

He’s a guy who will probably meet his potential some day.


I’m a fan of Doubs.

[George Cumby]

I have a chub for Doubs.

But that's not gay.

[Joemailman]

I have a chub for Doubs.

But that's not gay.

Sounds like you're in love with Romeo. But who am I to judge?

[Upnorth]

So our 4th round pick has taken all the starting reps at lt when he is on the field and he is just ok. Idont like our ol

[Joemailman]

So our 4th round pick has taken all the starting reps at lt when he is on the field and he is just ok. Idont like our ok.

Nijman took starting reps on Thursday. Relax. Bakhtiari may be back anyway.

[Anti-Polar Bear]

They've got a guy named Hyman returning punts?

Please, oh please, let him get the job: "Hyman breaks open!"

"They - are - going - all - the - way!"

“Call me” Ishmael Hyman.

[QBME]

They've got a guy named Hyman returning punts?

Please, oh please, let him get the job: "Hyman breaks open!"

"They - are - going - all - the - way!"

Fritzy in mid-season form!!

[bobblehead]

fucking website. Even the copy paste method isn't working.

Gyst of the post was response to JH on Romeo. Watson might miss his opportunity and be a lesson on being available.

[bobblehead]

I have a chub for Doubs.

But that's not gay.

Not that theres anything wrong with that.

[Fritz]

There were several aspects of Amari Rodgers I did not like last year. His weight was one aspect - he ought to know better than to go all chubby in his first professional season, you'd think. I can't think of a reason he'd want to weigh as much as he did. He looked chubby, even.

So he slimmed down and was supposedly much sharper in understanding the offense. But one aspect of his game, which I disliked last year, has not changed: he seems leery of returning a punt. Apparently he's still fair-catching everything in camp this summer. You'd think a guy on the bubble would be trying to be a little more daring.

Even when he did return something, he always skipped out of bounds before he could be hit. He could've used a lesson from Mercedes Lewis there. I suppose you could argue he didn't want to get hit and fumble, but he seemed awfully eager to avoid contact altogether.

Which is to say, I won't be sad if he gets cut.

[Joemailman]

There were several aspects of Amari Rodgers I did not like last year. His weight was one aspect - he ought to know better than to go all chubby in his first professional season, you'd think. I can't think of a reason he'd want to weigh as much as he did. He looked chubby, even.

So he slimmed down and was supposedly much sharper in understanding the offense. But one aspect of his game, which I disliked last year, has not changed: he seems leery of returning a punt. Apparently he's still fair-catching everything in camp this summer. You'd think a guy on the bubble would be trying to be a little more daring.

Even when he did return something, he always skipped out of bounds before he could be hit. He could've used a lesson from Mercedes Lewis there. I suppose you could argue he didn't want to get hit and fumble, but he seemed awfully eager to avoid contact altogether.

Which is to say, I won't be sad if he gets cut.

Well, there was a report of him drawing Bisaccia's ire because he did a fair catch on one punt. I'm not aware that he's been fair catching everything. In an unpadded practice, he probably shouldn't be fair catching anything, so that's why Bisaccia got angry. Now that he had his conditioning back, the key is getting his confidence back. He's got to be able to put 2021 in the rear view mirror.