CosmicBills

Hahahaha! I didn't think that was possible either. Ouch! Thanks for the recap. Much appreciated

Great episode of the Simpsons. Thanks for the info, glad to hear the starters made it out alive.

I am taking it that no one got hurt?

Did anyone get hurt tonight? Sorry, I missed the beginning of the game... thanks!

I am one of the fans who wanted to see Drew depart and JP start this season. However, I am also one of the fans that felt a 10 win season with a first year starter under center would be a real stretch. But after watching JP in camp, the scrimmage and now two preseason games, I must admit I feel much more optomistic than I did three months ago. Still, I would be shocked if the Bills win more than 10 games or less than 7.

Just a little article about J.P. Pretty much the same stuff we've heard before though... http://cbs.sportsline.com/nfl/story/8756017

Not good. He hasn't looked good in camp either. He may very well wind up on the PS or get cut all together.

WR is one of the deeper positions on the team. At worst it's a broken wrist, at best a sprain. Either way, it's not an injury that would put Roscoe out for the year. If the Bills were counting on Roscoe to be the difference this year, then the team isn't as good as we think it is. Just my two cents.

I wasn't close enough to the TEs to really tell, but I never saw either limp or shy away from contact. I will try to get a better view of them this afternoon.

Got a picture of him pulling his hammy in my training camp report. Frustrating that he did it in "extra" sprints rather than during the actual practice. Let's hope it's not a nagging injury.

I have no idea why they had to run. You can see the pics of the sprints in my photos. It's Holcomb, the QB, Mike Williams, two other lineman and a coach running with them.

Tight Ends work on a blocking drill You can't really see me, but my photographer is hanging over the rail in the background above the Baush & Lombe sign (in the blue shirt...)

Tiny. I expect both Reed and Parrish to be splitting time at the slot during the season. But Parrish has all the tools.

Ah! you got a pic of me and my photographer in pic 13 out of 17

Did you happen to catch why he (and three others) were forced to run after practice for McNally? I saw them run, but didn't see why...

Cool! Thanks:)

Yeah, I can't make it tonight, but will be there Sunday and Monday (ah, the joys of being unemployed/grad student) lol. You need to hire a photographer (or bribe a family member with beer), it makes it easier.

Peters looked decent at times, but got beat too (as the entire second unit did). I agree with BillsGuyinMalta...it's too early to really get a feel for anything other than effort. But Gandy is a bigger question mark to me today than he was yesterday.

A Kodak 5 pixel digi. I can't take credit for the pics, my brother (coltrane 34) is the photographer.

Good stuff. I saw pretty much the same as you did.

Not that I saw. They were rotating units. I never saw Preston take on Adams or Edwards...but he did go one on one with Anderson and held his own.

I would agree with that assessment. I think this training camp battle will be just as good (if not better) than Reed vs Parish.

Yeah, I have that sense too. Our vantage point during the 11 on 11s was poor but it seemed to me they were practicing what happens when the protection breaks down, allowing JP to scramble and hit people outside of the pocket (or at least I hope that is what they were doing since there were three plays where every single defender broke through the line as if it were a screen...)

Yes, I noticed it right away. He looks a lot bigger now (at least in the upper body). As you can see from the pics, we were real close to the RBs during their individual drills (less than 10 feet). I don't think Shaud has slowed at all. In fact, I pointed out to my brother during their drills that of all the backs, Shaud had the best acceleration.

Fixed...thanks for the heads up! http://community.webshots.com/album/408330859RFQyVv