Quote:As long as they don't play songs with those suggestive lyrics...everything will be fine. :mellow:
I'm sure there will be something to complain about
Quote:As long as they don't play songs with those suggestive lyrics...everything will be fine. :mellow:
I remember Alfie saying it was a "teachable moment" for parents who brought children, which the music wasn't appropriate for.
LOL... teachable for the DJ, maybe. Know your audience.
This will be the first time I've attended training camp, I live in SC and will be traveling to see it on Saturday, can anyone tell me what I can expect? Meet and great with players?
Quote:This will be the first time I've attended training camp, I live in SC and will be traveling to see it on Saturday, can anyone tell me what I can expect? Meet and great with players?
For the most part, the practice is pretty boring. The players come out onto the practice fields, do some warmups, then split up into groups (offensive linemen, wide receivers, etc.). They'll work on drills for a while, then it gets semi-interesting when they start doing what I call "underwear scrimmage". Keep in mind, they are not wearing pads and there is little if any contact.
After practice, most of the players will sign autographs and briefly talk to the fans along the "fence" as they make their way back to the locker room.
Since this is the first time that you've been there, I won't discourage you from attending. However, I personally find the whole experience a little "underwhelming" so to speak. Of course, I'm not really one that cares about autographs or anything like that. For someone that has never attended one, it can be interesting, but since I have been to several, I find it kind of boring personally.
I've watched various teams in camp practices on NFL Network so I understand how it can look boring. That said, if you can get into virtually every play in order to write about it like FBT does, I'm sure it's much less boring.
Quote:I've watched various teams in camp practices on NFL Network so I understand how it can look boring. That said, if you can get into virtually every play in order to write about it like FBT does, I'm sure it's much less boring.
True talk. I bet, if even Simple Gus sees Tim's reports, he'll ask for them to be taken down. Coughlin would pay him a visit. JDR will corner him in the alley. They are some telling pieces.
YEP -- as long as the FBT's EBT Card keeps getting loaded, we'll get our camp reports !!
.... ok ..... yes, i'm jealous !!! everybody down at Camp and I'm sitting here in my office w/ 3 proposals due by Tuesday !!
Quote:I've watched various teams in camp practices on NFL Network so I understand how it can look boring. That said, if you can get into virtually every play in order to write about it like FBT does, I'm sure it's much less boring.
I must say, FBT does do a very good job of describing what goes on. That is certainly a gift.