Royals Gretz:Afternoon Practice Update 8/13

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-13-2008, 06:56 PM

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Afternoon Practice Update 8/13
August 13, 2008 - Bob Gretz |

From River Falls, Wisconsin

Although the Chiefs will practice on Thursday, their workout Wednesday afternoon was their last practice of training camp with full shoulder pads and contact. They turned in a very spirited session. Although the contact is supposed to be minimal, these guys are going so fast right now it’s hard for them to turn down the tempo. At one point in the practice, RB Larry Johnson got upset with DT Tank Tyler for a little extra contact and let him know about it. Tyler just looked at him and smiled. RB Jamaal Charles didn’t like being roughed up on one play, and he ended up throwing the ball at a Chiefs defender. That was mental mistake No. 2 for the rookie, as he would have been penalized on they play.

Mental mistake No. 1 for Charles came when the Chiefs were running the four-minute offense. This is like a reverse two-minute drill. The offense had 3 minutes, 58 seconds to burn off the clock, the ball at their own 19-yard line, a two-point lead and the Chiefs defense had three timeouts to stop the clock. The idea is that if the offense manages the clock right and gets three first downs, there’s no way the other team gets the football back.

On a third down play, Charles caught a short pass from QB Brodie Croyle and picked up a first down, but he then ran out of bounds, stopping the clock. Offensive coordinator Chan Gailey ran almost as fast as Charles did to tell his rookie he needed to stay in bounds. Ultimately, however, the offense was able to kill the clock and keep the ball away from the defense.

Some other plays to remember: Croyle hit TE Tony Gonzalez on a bootleg where he threw a pretty pass on the run … TE J.P. Foschi, who is fighting for a roster spot, completely blew a play where the pass was thrown deep to him by QB Damon Huard, but he never looked for the ball and it fell incomplete … S Bernard Pollard had a big hit on RB Kolby Smith in space … Huard hit WR Dewayne Bowe on a pretty double move down the right sideline for a touchdown over rookie CB Maurice Leggett, who didn’t get deep help from Tyron Brackenridge … Hustling DE Tamba Hali made a tackle on a screen pass to the other side of the field, fighting through numerous attempted blocks.

RT Damion McIntosh (knee) took a rest in this workout. DE Turk McBride (hamstring) did not go and the participation of DE Brian Johnston (hamstring) was limited as well. S Jarrad Page was hampered by a headache and missed some snaps, but it’s not considered anything serious.

DT Glenn Dorsey got his regular ration of 10 to 12 plays. Head coach Herm Edwards said the Chiefs would decide on Saturday whether the No. 1 pick would play against Arizona at Arrowhead Stadium.

Hammock Parties · 08-13-2008, 06:57 PM

All the nastiness is a good sign. Those dudes are ready.

And who the **** is Dewayne Bowe?

**Tribal Warfare** · 08-13-2008, 06:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

All the nastiness is a good sign. Those dudes are ready.

It's Krumrie's influence

Mecca · 08-13-2008, 07:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

It's Krumrie's influence

I thought his influence was our crappy DL.

Hammock Parties · 08-13-2008, 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Mecca

I thought his influence was our crappy DL.

I am about ready to go apeshit on your ass.

Mecca · 08-13-2008, 07:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

I am about ready to go apeshit on your ass.

What truth hurt?

From his time with Buffalo to here he's uninspiring as a coach, and his favorite guy is Ron Edwards of all people.

I don't care how much he yells as an actual coach he's average at best.

Coach · 08-13-2008, 08:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

I am about ready to go apeshit on your ass.

Go apeshit on your own ass. It's a FACT that our DL suck ass.

Hammock Parties · 08-13-2008, 07:30 PM

Ron Edwards is a second-string DT at the moment.

But continue talking out your ass.

milkman · 08-13-2008, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

Ron Edwards is a second-string DT at the moment.

But continue talking out your ass.

When did Edwards get demoted to 2nd string?

Hammock Parties · 08-13-2008, 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

When did Edwards get demoted to 2nd string?

Tank Tyler took his place in practice the other day.

milkman · 08-13-2008, 07:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

Tank Tyler took his place in practice the other day.

Has he taken his place in practice every day?

I know you're not there any longer.
But you can't say he's been promoted without knowing the answer to that question.

**DeezNutz** · 08-13-2008, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman

Has he taken his place in practice every day?

I know you're not there any longer.
But you can't say he's been promoted without knowing the answer to that question.

I heard on the radio today that Boone's Farm is still taking some reps. with the 1st team, but Turk is taking a larger percentage and looks like the better player. The good news is that McBride seems to be winning the job, not being given anything, at least according to the 810 morning guys, for whatever that's worth.

Coach · 08-13-2008, 08:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Claythan

Ron Edwards is a second-string DT at the moment.

But continue talking out your ass.

Oh goodie, a 3rd stringer occupying a 2nd stringer position. Super Bowl, here we f**king come!

Gimmie a break, Ron Edwards is NOT a good football player, any way you want to slice it.

Mecca · 08-13-2008, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Coach

Oh goodie, a 3rd stringer occupying a 2nd stringer position. Super Bowl, here we f**king come!

Gimmie a break, Ron Edwards is NOT a good football player, any way you want to slice it.

And we're gonna be stuck with him as long as Krumrie is here..him and other scrubs cause they're good at slap fighting.

Mecca · 08-13-2008, 07:33 PM

He LOVES Ron Edwards there is no denying that....

People who think proper coaching is done by screaming love Krumrie, but his results are nothing to write home about.

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Tribal Warfare Man of Culture Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Far Beyond Comprehension Casino cash: $-2777187	Gretz:Afternoon Practice Update 8/13 http://www.bobgretz.com/chiefs-footb...html#more-1000 Afternoon Practice Update 8/13 August 13, 2008 - Bob Gretz \| From River Falls, Wisconsin Although the Chiefs will practice on Thursday, their workout Wednesday afternoon was their last practice of training camp with full shoulder pads and contact. They turned in a very spirited session. Although the contact is supposed to be minimal, these guys are going so fast right now it’s hard for them to turn down the tempo. At one point in the practice, RB Larry Johnson got upset with DT Tank Tyler for a little extra contact and let him know about it. Tyler just looked at him and smiled. RB Jamaal Charles didn’t like being roughed up on one play, and he ended up throwing the ball at a Chiefs defender. That was mental mistake No. 2 for the rookie, as he would have been penalized on they play. Mental mistake No. 1 for Charles came when the Chiefs were running the four-minute offense. This is like a reverse two-minute drill. The offense had 3 minutes, 58 seconds to burn off the clock, the ball at their own 19-yard line, a two-point lead and the Chiefs defense had three timeouts to stop the clock. The idea is that if the offense manages the clock right and gets three first downs, there’s no way the other team gets the football back. On a third down play, Charles caught a short pass from QB Brodie Croyle and picked up a first down, but he then ran out of bounds, stopping the clock. Offensive coordinator Chan Gailey ran almost as fast as Charles did to tell his rookie he needed to stay in bounds. Ultimately, however, the offense was able to kill the clock and keep the ball away from the defense. Some other plays to remember: Croyle hit TE Tony Gonzalez on a bootleg where he threw a pretty pass on the run … TE J.P. Foschi, who is fighting for a roster spot, completely blew a play where the pass was thrown deep to him by QB Damon Huard, but he never looked for the ball and it fell incomplete … S Bernard Pollard had a big hit on RB Kolby Smith in space … Huard hit WR Dewayne Bowe on a pretty double move down the right sideline for a touchdown over rookie CB Maurice Leggett, who didn’t get deep help from Tyron Brackenridge … Hustling DE Tamba Hali made a tackle on a screen pass to the other side of the field, fighting through numerous attempted blocks. RT Damion McIntosh (knee) took a rest in this workout. DE Turk McBride (hamstring) did not go and the participation of DE Brian Johnston (hamstring) was limited as well. S Jarrad Page was hampered by a headache and missed some snaps, but it’s not considered anything serious. DT Glenn Dorsey got his regular ration of 10 to 12 plays. Head coach Herm Edwards said the Chiefs would decide on Saturday whether the No. 1 pick would play against Arizona at Arrowhead Stadium.
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