Here are some quotes from the Bucks team. training camp practice Sunday, August 13th.
Bucks head coach Todd Bowles
On what Bucks linebackers Savosia Dennis, Jose Ramirez and Yaya Diaby haven’t practiced:
“They just hurt.
As for whether Bucks RB Rachard White is worried about pulling up at the end of practice:
Bucks RB Rachard White – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch/PR
“Not at the moment. Maybe that scared him more than anything, but he should be fine.”
Here’s what he thinks about the Bucks’ pass rush today:
“You have to watch the movie. On certain balls, I’ve seen a lot of balls done on the field. To see what you can do and what you can do.” [not] I’ve been fired… now it’s about challenge soccer. I know I can hurry when I decide to hurry. It’s about doing the right thing. I think I put the ball out twice at important moments – the first was third and long and they got a first down so I have to worry not only about the rush but also the rush lane. You have to concentrate on it. I will watch the movie and check it out. ”
There were a lot of deep completions today, and on whether it would have been easier for the quarterback to spread the ball:
“Some plays are dialed up that way. [well]”
As for whether he’s looking forward to joint practice with the Jets:
“Because that’s a different plan. It’s a different plan. You can play against different receivers in the scheme, which is always good to test the rules.”
Bucks wide receiver Trey Palmer
About his touchdown reception:
Bucks WR Trey Palmer – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch P/R
“I just saw the ball and thought so.” [the] ball. That’s what I’ve always taught: “When you see the ball, keep your eyes on it.” I just made a catch and tried to put my foot down. ”
Here’s what the Bucks did at training camp:
“I’m just a quick adjuster. Playbooks are very easy to learn. And there are veterans like Chris. [Godwin],microphone [Evans] and Russ [Gage] In the room they just teach me the game and I’m just learning it. Just keep going and perfect your technique. ”
On his goals for Game 2 of the preseason against the Jets:
“It’s actually the same thing, the same process. Practice, practice, practice makes perfect. That’s what I do. I accept it.”
Bucks cornerback Zion McCallum
Here’s what he wants to continue working on in terms of initiatives:
“In terms of tackling, stay on your feet for as long as possible. [have] He hits the men with his body, wraps them up, and keeps dragging his feet. It’s something you have to work on during practice every day until it’s perfect. Like I said before, if you miss a tackle in a match at any point in your career, it means you need to work on it. So at this point, if I don’t miss a tackle during the game, I’m going to keep working on it.”
Bucks CB Zion McCallum – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch/PR
On his playing comfort in the game:
“Yeah, just use your head, figure out your defense, figure out your health, then watch the movie, figure out the offensive receiver split, [and] scheme. All those things come to mind when I’m interviewing men.Whenever I’m just there spreading my wings, it’s Somehow I put myself in a dangerous situation But that’s when I’m at my best when I’m sticking to what I’ve planned for the match, playing calmly and calmly, and understanding where my health is. ”
About the joint practice with the New York Jets:
“I’m very excited, for one thing, our group of DBs[defensive backs]have been waiting for this and they’ve been circling this circle for a long time to go up there and challenge the receivers and see what they can do in this league. It was to make sure we were solid in our position, and for me at the joint practice last year, everything was happening so fast that we were always catching up, doing things, doing things in ways that this league doesn’t necessarily need. As you know, when you lose, you lose.The reality is that you need to stay as healthy as possible.Now that you’ve had this much experience going into joint practice, you want to test your technique. I think so, but at the same time I want to play smart.”
