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Day Twelve: THE BIG TWELVE
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- Luke Wattenberg was back in at left guard next to Trey Adams at left tackle, who took all the reps with the first team. The first team right guard spot was exclusively occupied by Jaxson Kirkland today.
That's two beautiful monsters on the line:
- Josiah Bronson got a lot of work with the first team, and Greg Gaines was limited.
He stresses me out, but I believe he won't miss time
- Ariel Ngata was running with the first team when they were in the 7v7 drill and had an interception, dropping back into his zone and stepping in front of a pass from Jake Browning that was intended for Aaron Fuller.
Call your fucking brother
- Myles Bryant had a pick of Browning earlier in practice, as the senior quarterback threw high to Ty Jones. Bryant was able to dive and come up with the interception.
Some draft experts have him as the best CB in the Pac 12
- Jake Haener threw a perfect pass to Terrell Bynum down the sidelines after the redshirt beat freshman Dominique Hampton for a 54-yard gain down to the five yard line.
Sounds like he has had a solid camp and isn't afraid to cut loose
- Jacob Kizer found a soft spot in the middle of the zone and hauled in a 25 yard pass from Haener.
Our? WTE are fucking beautiful. Kizer is a bulldozer, Otton has hands, and people forget Sample was the starter before Dissly Wally Pipped him
- Jarryn Bush had two big sacks on Colson Yankoff in full team drills.
- Yankoff hit Alex Cook on consecutive plays across the middle in 7v7 work.
Sounds like BRB YO has had a really rough camp and has looked pretty frustrated
- Peyton Henry was 9 for 9 on the day, nailing one from 48 yards out for his longest attempt of the day.
- Alex Cook showcased soft hands and a consistent ability to get open. He was the recipient of several passes from both Jake Browning and Jake Haener.
Glad to hear he and Bynum are making some good plays so they can remove Opera Singer and Pounder
- Zion Tupuola-Fetui pressured Jacob Sirmon off the edge once, eventually setting up a sack for Jarryn Bush, and then batted a pass down at the line of scrimmage a few plays later.
Cool
- Browning made one of the plays of the day when he delivered a beautiful pass to Drew Sample with Amandre Williams in his face. Sample made an applaudable finger-tip grab on the sideline to move the chains. Browning also showcased some zip on his passes, hammering a pass into tight coverage to Quinten Pounds.
Just keep handing it off
- Fuller always seems to find a way to get open, and he was rewarded by numerous targets from Jake Browning throughout the day. The rising junior has been a consistent force throughout fall camp and appears to be solidifying himself as the primary target in Washington's offense.
I appreciate that he is consistent. He'd be an amazing #2 or #3
That's two beautiful monsters on the line:
- Josiah Bronson got a lot of work with the first team, and Greg Gaines was limited.
He stresses me out, but I believe he won't miss time
- Ariel Ngata was running with the first team when they were in the 7v7 drill and had an interception, dropping back into his zone and stepping in front of a pass from Jake Browning that was intended for Aaron Fuller.
Call your fucking brother
- Myles Bryant had a pick of Browning earlier in practice, as the senior quarterback threw high to Ty Jones. Bryant was able to dive and come up with the interception.
Some draft experts have him as the best CB in the Pac 12
- Jake Haener threw a perfect pass to Terrell Bynum down the sidelines after the redshirt beat freshman Dominique Hampton for a 54-yard gain down to the five yard line.
Sounds like he has had a solid camp and isn't afraid to cut loose
- Jacob Kizer found a soft spot in the middle of the zone and hauled in a 25 yard pass from Haener.
Our? WTE are fucking beautiful. Kizer is a bulldozer, Otton has hands, and people forget Sample was the starter before Dissly Wally Pipped him
- Jarryn Bush had two big sacks on Colson Yankoff in full team drills.
- Yankoff hit Alex Cook on consecutive plays across the middle in 7v7 work.
Sounds like BRB YO has had a really rough camp and has looked pretty frustrated
- Peyton Henry was 9 for 9 on the day, nailing one from 48 yards out for his longest attempt of the day.
- Alex Cook showcased soft hands and a consistent ability to get open. He was the recipient of several passes from both Jake Browning and Jake Haener.
Glad to hear he and Bynum are making some good plays so they can remove Opera Singer and Pounder
- Zion Tupuola-Fetui pressured Jacob Sirmon off the edge once, eventually setting up a sack for Jarryn Bush, and then batted a pass down at the line of scrimmage a few plays later.
Cool
- Browning made one of the plays of the day when he delivered a beautiful pass to Drew Sample with Amandre Williams in his face. Sample made an applaudable finger-tip grab on the sideline to move the chains. Browning also showcased some zip on his passes, hammering a pass into tight coverage to Quinten Pounds.
Just keep handing it off
- Fuller always seems to find a way to get open, and he was rewarded by numerous targets from Jake Browning throughout the day. The rising junior has been a consistent force throughout fall camp and appears to be solidifying himself as the primary target in Washington's offense.
I appreciate that he is consistent. He'd be an amazing #2 or #3
Comments
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Haener is completing passes against the 2nd team, but the 2nd team is still lights out. Start him.
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#FreeHaener
It really sounds like Haener is outplaying Browning this camp. If Browning is not getting it done he needs to get the hook. -
Browning has major challenges but there’s a MASSIVE drop off between him and Haener ...
Fuller probably is opposite Ty Jones ... but ideally he is in the slot.
Love that we’re getting to the right spot with Adams going a full practice. Will be interesting to hear how he looks on Saturday (looking forward to reading commentary there).
Henry going 9 for 9 is very promising -
Henry is clearly good enough in practice, just have to hope he doesn't shit himself under pressure. Having an unexpected good kicking game would be amazing.Tequilla said:Browning has major challenges but there’s a MASSIVE drop off between him and Haener ...
Fuller probably is opposite Ty Jones ... but ideally he is in the slot.
Love that we’re getting to the right spot with Adams going a full practice. Will be interesting to hear how he looks on Saturday (looking forward to reading commentary there).
Henry going 9 for 9 is very promising -
Haener has won the job.
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That OL lineup is perfect! I just hope Trey is actually healthy.
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I really hope trey is 100%, Auburn would be SEC classy to try to re-injure his knee first series of the game.
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No true freshmen on the first or second team halfway through fall camp. And, it doesn't look like that's going to change anytime soon. We are living Pete's dream.
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Based on...?Tequilla said:Browning has major challenges but there’s a MASSIVE drop off between him and Haener ...
Fuller probably is opposite Ty Jones ... but ideally he is in the slot.
Love that we’re getting to the right spot with Adams going a full practice. Will be interesting to hear how he looks on Saturday (looking forward to reading commentary there).
Henry going 9 for 9 is very promising -
Oh?Tequilla said:Browning has major challenges but there’s a MASSIVE drop off between him and Haener ...
