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Cartersville Spring Practice Observations Observation 1: I’m going to call Kaiden Kent an ATH because I think he does both extremely well playing CB/WR. You can make the argument he’s just as good as a wide receiver. The 2028 CB looked explosive in practice and made routine catches. High...

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Five observations from the #Bearcats 14th spring practice: 1. Slot receiver Cade Wolford, who averaged 26.8 yards on 19 catches as a redshirt freshman at Kent State, makes plays every day. “He’s a really good practice player like Cyrus Allen was,” said co-OC Pete Thomas. “He’s sweating a ton at the end of practice. I think he’s going to have a really good year for us.”

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4. Colbie Young seems to make at least one catch for 20+ yards in every practice. “That’s what he does best,” said WR coach Troy Walters. “Big body, strong, he can run, great hands, and I think the quarterbacks have gained trust in terms of just giving him a chance. Throwing the ball up and having faith that he’s going to come down with it and make a play.”
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4. Colbie Young seems to make at least one catch for 20+ yards in every practice. “That’s what he does best,” said WR coach Troy Walters. “Big body, strong, he can run, great hands, and I think the quarterbacks have gained trust in terms of just giving him a chance. Throwing the ball up and having faith that he’s going to come down with it and make a play.”

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Very quick Eagles Offense/Defense All22 Thread vs. Bengals with some notes on the 53. 1) I didn't hate this Lemon route as much on the All22. He's never been a huge separator vs. press anyway, but I think he does a good job at the LOS beating the press and stacking the CB. At that point, I think he needs to do a better job faking that he is going inside rather than just looking inside, as the CB reads it all the way. Obviously, not an ideal first game, but I'm hardly panicking yet!

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💎#RaiderNation Malik Benson didn’t fall because of character issues or due to any injury red flags 🚩. He fell to the Raiders at No. 195 in Round 6 mainly because teams viewed him as a talented but somewhat one dimensional & developmental type of WR. THE BIGGEST REASONS 📋: ♦️Route running: Probably the main issue. Specifically noted that his route running lacked refinement & that he needed more variety in his releases. He also shown to give away routes with his body positioning. ♦️Late FBS breakout: He was the No. 1 JUCO prospect and absolutely produced there, but after transferring, he never really exploded at Alabama or Florida State. His best FBS season finally came at Oregon in 2025: 43 catches, 719 yards and 7 TDs. Teams generally want more sustained production from an older WR prospect. ♦️Limited YAC creativity: He has the speed to outrun angles, but he isn’t considered a particularly elusive, make defenders miss type receiver. ♦️Projection as a specialist: At 6’0”, 189 lbs with 4.37 speed, his obvious NFL weapon is stretching the field. The question was whether he could become a complete WR rather than primarily a vertical threat/clear-out receiver. 💫It’s for these reasons why I think the Raiders may potentially have gotten a steal. The stuff that caused Benson to fall is largely developable. You can’t teach 4.37 speed, and he already showed good ball tracking, reliable hands and the toughness to work over the middle. Now he’s apparently showing out in training camp & pushing for a legitimate offensive role, which makes the No. 195 selection look even more interesting. If Benson develops his route tree, he has considerably more upside than your typical sixth-round WR. I think there’s a pretty interesting argument for why Benson could end up beating Jack Bech for WR3 snaps.
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Five observations from Day 3 of #Bengals camp: 1. After two strenuous days, the third practice was more of a walk-through as a precaution. “We’ve lost a lot of guys on the third day over the last couple of years and that’s every team,” said Zac Taylor. “Sometimes you can do everything you can possibly think of on that third day to limit it and you’re still going to have issues.”

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This batter hits a hard shallow liner into right field. The right fielder is charging and fires to first. The ball is overthrown and the runner looks but decides to stay at first. The catcher backed up the overthrown ball and throws to first and he rages the runner. The umpire calls him out and says he made an attempt to go to second base. I think he looked but I don’t see an attempt. He stayed in fouls territory the whole time. Just because his head looked doesn’t mean he made an attempt. 50/50 people saying he’s out for an attempt and others say no attempt, he should be safe. What’s your call? Safe or out? An attempt to second or no attempt?

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I'm not sure Mareca is going to deploy him regularly as a holding midfielder going forward (though he's done fairly well in an unfamiliar role and bossed it, I still would've preferred someone natural like Nico G. We could've killed the game early). That said, Guehi has a brilliant footballing brain in possession. He knows his passing options well, scans effectively both before and after receiving the ball, and associates seamlessly with players around him in any zone you place him (whether at the back or in midfield, as Maresca opted to do today). He could've bagged a couple more than the one goal he scored, (as a CB too cause he’s got a knack for them). I'm still unsure whether he'll be utilised there going forward, or if this was a one-time experiment, especially with Bouaddi also arriving. But overall, a good performance from Guehi.
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I'm not sure Mareca is going to deploy him regularly as a holding midfielder going forward (though he's done fairly well in an unfamiliar role and bossed it, I still would've preferred someone natural like Nico G. We could've killed the game early). That said, Guehi has a brilliant footballing brain in possession. He knows his passing options well, scans effectively both before and after receiving the ball, and associates seamlessly with players around him in any zone you place him (whether at the back or in midfield, as Maresca opted to do today). He could've bagged a couple more than the one goal he scored, (as a CB too cause he’s got a knack for them). I'm still unsure whether he'll be utilised there going forward, or if this was a one-time experiment, especially with Bouaddi also arriving. But overall, a good performance from Guehi.

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