TBird Posted July 29, 2015 Posted July 29, 2015 IT'S RUMORED THAT TREASTMAN WANTED WALLERALL ALONG BECAUSE OF HIS SIZE AND HE HAD THOSETALL WRs IN CHICAGO AND ARIZONA. ARTICLE SAYS WALLER MIGHT SEE MORE PLAYING TIME THAN PEOPLE THINK. THEY ALSO WANT TO TRY HIM OUT AT TEWHERE GEORGIA TECH FANS THINK ITS HISNATURAL POSITION. https://www.numberfire.com/nfl/news/5248/darren-waller-the-breshad-perriman-backup-plan Quote
vmax Posted July 29, 2015 Posted July 29, 2015 Like every year, there are a ton of interesting players to keep our eyes in camp.He's got to be more than 1 dimensional or he's just another Clarence Moore. Quote
TBird Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 True but he had good mini and rookie camps. He never dropped a pass in collegeand was tied for best in the country for drops or no drops. He's already no Alligator Arms Moore, that stupid bastard and could easily playTE making him a multi-dimensional threat. Quote
OneManCypher Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 i'll take Waller over Camp any day, and it might come down to that. Camp is injury prone and Waller looks the part of a stud. Quote
TBird Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 Yes indeed. He is a stud. Good way to put it. Great post. There was a pic during mini camp with Trestman walking down the field in the middle ofPerriman and Waller and he looked like a midget. Didn't even reach their shoulders -lol. As the girls always say, size matters --lol. Quote
TBird Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 Speaking of Campy, I'm still holding out hope and so are Ravens. He made a few good plays lastyear with a 19 yard TD on a difficult pass vs Bucs plus 4 catches for 39 yards in NE playoff game.If he can beat the injury bug he'll be good like here. He has also played on special teams fieldingpunts. http://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/article-1/Michael-Campanaro-Debuts-Shines-With-Touchdown/6d117202-d0b2-4754-8866-6baf3a642ab4 Quote
thundercleetz Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Watch out for DeAndre Carter. I think this kid is going to be a player this training camp. Elite quickness (sub-3.9 SS!) and playmaking ability. Great article on Waller btw. I am excited to see how Trestman uses him. If Waller is still raw, his talent is such immense that it might be tough to keep him on the roster knowing he won't contribute much. I wonder if he has a "mysterious injury" on goes on IR aka red shirts. Quote
rastaman831226 Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 Camp can be a chain mover like Mason.Campanaro will wind up on the practice squad. I think he's safest there as no team will try to sign him given his injury history. I still can't wrap my head around the Wenning and Campanaro picks. In a year when we desperately needed bodies in the secondary, we traded 2 picks for a guy with an injury history dating back to high school and a QB with a noodle arm. What was Ozzie thinking? Quote
TBird Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 Ozzie was thinking playoffs which he made again thanks to his top picks thatproduced like MOsley who just missed rookie of year and Jernigan who filled inso well for Ngata and had a good POs when he returned. Jernigan allowedOzzie to trade Ngata for picks that got him the best TE, Maxx this year and ZadariusSmith who made Dupree good in college by taking up his blockers. Wenning was cut but they wanted a backup and Campy is still in the picturefor another great draft for Ozzie. At the beginning of the year he had Webbieand Jimmy on the team but both would go down during camp and the season. He goes to another SB if just Jimmy Smith doesn't get injured. Quote
oldno82 Posted July 30, 2015 Posted July 30, 2015 It's only one day but... From the Ravens website: - Wide receiver Michael Campanaro returned to action after missing offseason practices with a thigh injury. He showed no signs of rust after the long layoff, and was able to get through the entire practice. He ran crisp routes and made a handful of tough catches during one-on-one drills. Campanaro is in the middle of a tight competition at receiver, and Thursday was a good sign for the second-year wideout. 1 Quote
TBird Posted July 30, 2015 Author Posted July 30, 2015 Thanks 82, great link. If he can just stay clear of the injury bug, he's a keeper. DeCosta compared him to Edelson. Quote
oldno82 Posted July 31, 2015 Posted July 31, 2015 Thanks 82, great link. If he can just stay clear of the injury bug, he's a keeper. DeCosta compared him to Edelson.That's a good goal to shoot for. But, yeah, he's gotta stay healthy. Quote
TBird Posted July 31, 2015 Author Posted July 31, 2015 Here's a question for you guys. After last year's draft, DeCosta did a radio interview at MOther's in Fells Point and mentionedthat the front office almost signed a WR for mega bucks but decided vs it and signed SteveSmith Sr. That WR sounds like Edelson signed by NE and he had a good season and vs us inPOs. Who would you rather have - SR or Edelson? Quote
rastaman831226 Posted July 31, 2015 Posted July 31, 2015 Ozzie was thinking playoffs which he made again thanks to his top picks thatproduced like MOsley who just missed rookie of year and Jernigan who filled inso well for Ngata and had a good POs when he returned. Jernigan allowedOzzie to trade Ngata for picks that got him the best TE, Maxx this year and ZadariusSmith who made Dupree good in college by taking up his blockers. Wenning was cut but they wanted a backup and Campy is still in the picturefor another great draft for Ozzie. At the beginning of the year he had Webbieand Jimmy on the team but both would go down during camp and the season. He goes to another SB if just Jimmy Smith doesn't get injured.Webb was not going to be 100% coming into the season and we lost Graham to FA, we needed bodies in the secondary. Drafting a noodle armed QB and trading the next years' pick to get back into the draft to get Campanaro defies Ozzie logic. Quote
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