The woes of NFL Training Camp

4 thoughts on “The woes of NFL Training Camp”

1. With the intense heat and humidity on many training camp fields – whether it is the NFL, collegiate, or prep sports – and the rush to get the NFL teams up to speed, those organizations have to remember to keep players and coaches hydrated (and their electrolytes replaced). There is too much at stake. Most of all their lives. If they don’t, then Korey Stringer’s death will have been in vain. He was a beloved member of the Minnesota Vikings, who collapsed and died on the practive field, turning training camp, several years ago. A lot of the measures in place on practice fields, to keep players hydrated today, are in reaction to Korey’s, and others’ deaths, in the past.

   Peg

2. Good Morning from Omaha,

   the chiefs, in there first pre season game, looked pretty bad. turns out the coach is still trying to get his players in shape. so yes they practice football but the coach seems intent on being a PE teacher first and football coach second. OH well, he seemed to have worked last year.

   Hopefully, the chiefs will have a good season but if NFL stats are correct about new coaches and success they probably won’t win more than about 6 games after winning 10 last year. Its next season that is supposed to be THEIR year.

   Strive for excellence, nothing but your best.

   Gene

3. Von Miller is white?

4. Gouldinator,

   I just picked random numbers on this one. It was for the syndicate and wasn’t meant to be Broncos specific. I’ll double check next time. I always pick those two numbers when I need random. 77 was the year I graduated high school.