Quote:True. I attended one Jags practice in 2009, and was totally lost as far as figuring out what was going on. All I remember noticing was one receiver standing out compared to all the others, MSW.

 

Having done a few camp reports, I can tell you it is impossible to see EVERYTHING that goes on.  They break up the team in position groups and place them at various spots over the three practice fields.  You have to pick and choose what position groups/drills you are going to follow.  But that allows you to be more detailed in your examination of what is going on if you focus on one or two drills at a given time.  You think you will miss too much, but if you take enough notes on what you see, eventually you will have a nice, detailed report of considerable length.  After I examined my post and compared it to the highlights the team offered, I covered the same stuff.  Over time, you kinda get a feel to what to look for.  7x7s and 11X11s are always good to view (assuming they aren't on the far field).  As Stigma observed, it can be difficult to follow the action even on the middle field, and almost impossible on the far field without binoculars.  Some of the running plays I kinda take with a grain of salt because they don't usually "hit to the ground," so you don't know what a RB truly would have done on a play of not.

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