Trufflesauce
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Two Buffs front and center. Phil with his Broncos jersey on.
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2018 CU NFL Draft & Free Agency Thread
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Trufflesauce
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Major compliment to Brees and verification of what we already know, Oliver doesn't back down from any challenge.
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I'm seeing more of Phil than any of the guys the Broncos actually drafted. He's killing it. I really hope he makes the team.
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https://www.denverbroncos.com/news/broncos-minicamp-day-1-observations
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Each day of OTAs, minicamp or training camp provides a different kind of test. For the quarterbacks, Tuesday's first minicamp session provided an examination of their poise.
Denver's front seven -- with the occasional aid of its safeties -- cranked up the heat on all three quarterbacks throughout the practice.
At times, the offense was able to adapt. One example came midway through practice, when Case Keenum faced down a blitz up the middle and quickly spotted rookie running back Phillip Lindsay tucked in behind a defender near the line of scrimmage. Keenum hit Lindsay, and the speedy rookie took off for a long gain, showing the offense's ability to exploit a heavy rush.
ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- Each day of OTAs, minicamp or training camp provides a different kind of test. For the quarterbacks, Tuesday's first minicamp session provided an examination of their poise.
Denver's front seven -- with the occasional aid of its safeties -- cranked up the heat on all three quarterbacks throughout the practice.
At times, the offense was able to adapt. One example came midway through practice, when Case Keenum faced down a blitz up the middle and quickly spotted rookie running back Phillip Lindsay tucked in behind a defender near the line of scrimmage. Keenum hit Lindsay, and the speedy rookie took off for a long gain, showing the offense's ability to exploit a heavy rush.
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Trufflesauce
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This video has lots of candid shots of Witherspoon. Starts with Richard Sherman teasing Ahkello about his bracelet from Target, but also includes some drills where Ahkello’s matched up against Sherman.
Booker has been solid but hasn't shown himself to be anything special. He runs the play but he doesn't get extra out of it.
If Phil can be dependable, not put the ball on the ground, make his blocks, etc. he could easily take snaps from Booker because in addition to his solid play Phil will give you those bonus yards that Booker hasn't.
I don't think there is much doubt Phil is gonna make the team barring something unforeseen. Dude just has that quality about him.