Here are some quotes from the Bucks team. training camp practice Monday 14th August.
Bucks head coach Todd Bowles
As for whether he’s preparing to start the season without Bucks C Ryan Jensen, here it is.
“When we go into the season, we don’t think about using players who haven’t practiced. That’s how we prepare, so it hasn’t changed.”
Bucks OL Nick Leverett and C Robert Heinsey – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch/PR
On the backup center race between Bucks’ Robert Heinsey and Nick Leverett:
“Again, they both had playing time, they were both very good, they were very smart, they were very fast. It will probably last until the last game.”
On whether he’s excited about practicing with the Jets this week:
“maybe It’s very good to know the football situation done to someone other than ourselves. We have a lot of work to do and a lot of things to see. Everyone is stuck in a camp rut, so to speak, not knowing who is doing what and when. It’s also good to play against other people. would be a good job for us. ”
As for how much weight he places on joint practice compared to preseason games, he said:
“I’ve put in a lot of effort because I’m playing for the first team. We’ve prepared quite a bit for the season and everything you see during the season as opposed to the games that basically become vanilla football. I feel like on certain descents and distances I don’t get the results that I normally see.”
Bucks cornerback Christian Izien
In his first training camp with the Bucks:
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Bucks WR Trey Palmer and Sergeant Chris Aijien – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch/PR
“The camp is going well. We just learned the system.” [Head Coach] with Todd Bowles [Defensive Assistant] coach Rashad Johnson [are] You did a great job in terms of teaching me. ”
On what it’s like to play in defense for Todd Bowles:
“It’s great. He’s a genius defensively, in the way he plans his calls and things like that. I’ve learned a lot about the ball with the opportunity to learn under him.”
On Playing as a Nickel Cornerback:
“[I] Played this position for the first time in college last year, then [I’m] I’m moving to the league and playing.I’m still learning a lot but it just comes with an end and an end to playing positions and coaches [Todd] Bowles is giving me a really good job. ”
On what he learned from the veteran defensive back:
“Yes, I just finished my post-practice drill.” [safety] Antoine [Winfield Jr.] Just by repeatedly going in and out, [I’m] Tighten things up. I’m learning a lot from them, just learning how to play calmly. [and] I’m good at situational defense, so they’ve done a great job coaching and mentoring me. ”
Bucks Kicker Chase McLaughlin
About the development of kick competition so far:
“It’s progressing [well]was a great tournament.Rodrigo [Blankenship] He’s a great guy and a great competitor. Both of us hit well in this camp, so I’m feeling good about it. ”
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Bucks K. Chase McLaughlin and Rodrigo Blankenship – Photo Credit: Cliff Welch/PR
Regarding sharing a contact with Bucs K Rodrigo Blankenship:
“Yeah, [Special Teams Coordinator] Keith [Armstrong] you’ve done a great job. I alternated between each kick. Personally, I have no particular preference. As long as you stick to something—having a plan and sticking to it—you will be ready. It will be the closest match. Well, it’s fine for me either way, because throughout the match you’ll know when the kicks happen and when the drive starts to develop. ”
For kicks in Tampa Bay where high winds are possible:
“Well, the OTAs and camps are a good indicator of what things are like here. I have played for Raymond James. [Stadium] Twice – once in college and once with the Colts.He was in Buffalo when he left school and played in Green Bay a few times – feels so pretty [well] I am well versed when it comes to the wind side of the kick. ”