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Day 2: Training Camp Quick Hitters (PM Practice)
Johnson and Holmes shared the backfield on Friday.
By
Mike Nugent
Warpaint Illustrated Beat Writer
Posted Jul 29, 2005
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Today was definitely a day for defense. While the offense got their shots in, the first team looked good, and the second team looked even better. The defense got good pressure, and made some explosive plays.
Running back
Jonathan Smith
fumbled the ball after a nice run. The fumble was recovered by cornerback
Alphonso Hodge
.
Cornerback
Patrick Surtain
was the player of the day, he had solid coverage all day long, blasted running back
Priest Holmes
in the backfield, and had the play of the day with a sweet effortless interception over the shoulder.
Linebacker
Kawika Mitchell
continued his good play. He’s still flowing to the ball very well, and on one play joined with defensive end
Eric Hicks
to force quarterback
Trent Green
to throw one in the dirt in front of
Tony Richardson
.
Linebacker
Kendrell Bell
established his presence with some nice plays. He finally got the opportunity to see show why the Chiefs signed him. He was diagnosing plays quickly, and exploding to the ball.
Defensive end
Carlos Hall
killed a Jonathan Smith run about seven yards in the backfield. He had a solid day, overall, but that was an impressive play.
Safety
Greg Wesley
joined in with some nice coverage on
Kris Wilson
, batting the ball away on a deep out route.
We saw the first of running backs
Larry Johnson
and Priest Holmes in the same backfield. What was interesting about the plays were Larry Johnson got the ball on both plays, once on a swing pass, and the other on nice inside run.
Speaking of Larry Johnson, he had another solid day. He looks very explosive, and is picking his way very well. There was a run where it looked like the whole side was just shut down and somehow he managed to squeak through. He can definitely play.
In one of the funnier moments of camp, wide receiver
Darrell Hill
had a nice run on a swing pass, putting a juke move on the corner and then speeding towards the end zone. Offensive Coordinator Al Saunders was right behind him, chasing him up the field screaming, “That’s right, Darrell! Get that touchdown!” No one realized Saunders was that fast.
Punter
Dustin Colquitt
is amazing. His punts continue to give the returners fits. Like in Mini-Camp ‘the human joystick’
Dante Hall
dropped several more of his punts.
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