It’ll be slow for a while now, and I’m not about to write about practice ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ nor go in depth about camp bodies we’ll likely never hear about again

[shot out to the Joe Anderson fan club]

But here are some interesting vids discussing Caleb’s film watching

Kurt Warner perhaps more than anyone stresses ‘process’ the most. I remember last year during the whole QB draft debates Warner discussing “full field cover reads” [dissecting if the D is in Cover 2, Cover 3, blitzes, man, zone, going from left to right…] vs “pure progression” [what most colleges run presently]

“The more we have this pure progression stuff, the less these guys are really having to dive in and figure out the nuisances of tape” – Warner

Warner admits that every QB has his own tape-watching process. For Warner watching tape was not “coach-driven” it was “player-driven”

Dan Orlovsky argues that most colleges run a high tempo-no-huddle shotgun O where the QB doesn’t change formation or audible much while facing basic Ds

So some NFL coaches may simply assume QBs coming into the league know more than they actually do

Regardless, we can all agree the whole situation was a debacle last season

With that in mind, I am curious if Ben Johnson will make Caleb go old school full-read or play to his comfort with pure-progression?

Either way, Let’s just hope Ben Johnson rights the ship and quick