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(real) observations from Open Practice
BlowItUp
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Williams 'looks' the best when playing QB, only problem he throws it to the wrong team and fumbles.
Lindquist 'eh' and Miles looked in command but his throwing motion is funky, but whatever.
Kasen looked fine should be 100% by Sept. 27th. Ross in a boot but was jogging around with it and had no crutches. Daniels could be a beast. Had a long TD grab and destroyed Andrew Hudson on a crackback block.
Kikaha is unblockable, in a real game probably would have injured Lindquist, Miles and Williams in that order instead of 'touch' sacking them.
Danny Shelton's weight gain has been greatly exaggerated. Qualls back working with the 2s.
Our kicking/punting game looked like an unmitigated disaster. Probably the most worrisome part of the entire practice. (S/O to whoever loves Coons)
Wouldn't be surprised if Trevor Walker had to sit out this afternoons practice after Mickens broke his ankles and took it to the house. Very unimpressed by him.
Ended up accidentally sitting within ear shot of the Lemon Party trio, Kim could not stop mentioning how 'sark would never let his QBs put on reg jerseys and take hits."
Coach Peterman rotated to each position group and participated in making sure they were doing the drills correctly. Which was a nice change of pace for a UW head coach.
Hips look great!
Lindquist 'eh' and Miles looked in command but his throwing motion is funky, but whatever.
Kasen looked fine should be 100% by Sept. 27th. Ross in a boot but was jogging around with it and had no crutches. Daniels could be a beast. Had a long TD grab and destroyed Andrew Hudson on a crackback block.
Kikaha is unblockable, in a real game probably would have injured Lindquist, Miles and Williams in that order instead of 'touch' sacking them.
Danny Shelton's weight gain has been greatly exaggerated. Qualls back working with the 2s.
Our kicking/punting game looked like an unmitigated disaster. Probably the most worrisome part of the entire practice. (S/O to whoever loves Coons)
Wouldn't be surprised if Trevor Walker had to sit out this afternoons practice after Mickens broke his ankles and took it to the house. Very unimpressed by him.
Ended up accidentally sitting within ear shot of the Lemon Party trio, Kim could not stop mentioning how 'sark would never let his QBs put on reg jerseys and take hits."
Coach Peterman rotated to each position group and participated in making sure they were doing the drills correctly. Which was a nice change of pace for a UW head coach.
Hips look great!
Comments
Our kicking game will be fine...keep in mind we haven't had a special teams coach in years and looking bad week one tells you it was after though the the past staff. #lacks_sizzle
Special Teams will be greatly improved and we have a 4 game pre-season to get dialed in.
Lemon Party...Kim...fuck that donkey ass motherfucker.
Good chit banana Taft boat
Williams was the most explosive QB, but he is the most prone to mistakes. Miles looked the best to me but he's definitely rusty. Lindquist is the safest of the QBs right now and will likely start at Hawaii and then relinquish those duties to Miles after the game.
Washington will be our primary running back this season as he was easily the most impressive RB on 11-on-11. Coleman and Cooper had some nice runs but nowhere as impressive as Washington. Callier is our best RB at catching the ball out of the backfield and his best plays where when he caught short passes in the flat and turned them into gains.
Having Ross out sucked, but it was good to see Hall, Campbell and Taylor split reps in his place. Lenius will probably play this fall as he caught everything thrown his way and did well blocking the outmatched CBs.
Daniels should be our starting at TE. His block on Hudson and his TD catch over Baker were the highlights of practice, and he looked solid all around in 11-on-11.
Kikaha was a stud, both at 1-on-1 and in 11-on-11. Shelton dominated at 1-on-1, too. Vita Vea manhandled every OL he faced in 1-on-1, though you should note he only faced freshmen.
I didn't really pay too much attention to LB or the secondary.
I agree with Taft that kicking/punting is easily the most worrisome aspect of the team right now. Some of those punts were ugly.
Easily the best part of practice was seeing Petersen visit all the groups during their individual position drills. Not only was he observing their progress, but he made himself involved and was hands-on.
...oh wait.
Was sitting behind a couple of old white guys when a few more old white guys came over to them and said, "Is this where the realdawgers sit?" It was about the most awkward thing I have ever seen in my life and they were all really excited about pointing out that they were the realdawg crew. They actually introduced themselves to each other by their screen names. It was like real life lemon party was about to begin. @MrsPetersen almost threw up.
On a side note: During the event at the Taki Tiki, can we please introduce each other by our actual names FIRST, and then we can figure out who everyone is later. Fuck that was awkward. I feel like this needs to be pinned at the top of the board before the event takes place.
Just try two of his most recent posts:
http://washington.247sports.com/Article/UW-HC-Chris-Petersen-Putting-Integrity-Into-Verbal-Commitments-30167997
http://washington.247sports.com/Article/My-Responses-To-The-Earlier-QA-Twitter-Session-30174713
What a fucking loser.