-Another practice, another day when every snapshot of a cam is closely followed.

One day after the rising Titans player was about to perfection – he completed 20 of 21 passes – he was more up and fell on Wednesday.

He missed some pomegranates, lost football control on two occasions, but he also made some goals and showed a flash of impressive play.

I am sure that we will see this rise and landing continues through the training camp, which leads to the season.

On Wednesday, Ward 5 out of 6 passes in 7 training on 7 before going 8 out of 16 in the three teams, making it 13 out of 22 a day. Ward is now 33 of 44 in the MINICAMP practices combined in the two competitions.

It was the best pass of a day in Ward as 50 yards for the future, such as Fin Ridley, who caught the ball in a step. He trembled in another play, as he was turning the ball back, Tony Pollard, while moving. He threw a bullet across the center to Kazavier Resetro, and the recipient hit Van Jefferson in a move to the bottom of the stadium on 7 over 7.

However, Ward also threw behind or wide from his intended goals on a few occasions, and lost the ball twice in the pocket, once when the skin of the pig fled his grip as he threw it. Goalkeeper Peter Scorerski jumped over this one, after he ended up to the top of a failed play in the back stadium. Ward was unable to finish a drive in the recent period of practice.

Ward will have an opportunity to finish her strong season on the last day of Minicamp on Thursday.

(Thank you for reading Jared, because you did not go out today).

Van Jefferson had a day full of events, which it really ended, including you.

First, Jefferson got an early intimidation after diving in the individual period. He woke up carrying his left wrist, and was examined by the coaches. It turned out that Jefferson was fine, returned to training and made four fishing a day, which led all mighty men.

Jefferson saved me from the fall early.

An example of this: Jefferson made a tour from 7 to 7 while he was heading towards the border, and in the direction of the concrete pavement-and I. I went up in front of Jefferson in an attempt to slow down his momentum, because players who eat concrete, in the Almoravids, could be dangerous – it could be like a ski circuit, and I saw men fall. But Jefferson’s momentum brought me back a few steps away, and in the Tennis Locust Pall machine used by receptions. Jefferson ended up sticking to me, and prevented me from the high knee device. Yes, instead of saved it, save me.

Or, may we save each other? Either way, thank you again.

Receiver James Proche III was one of the stars today. He made three trap, including the seizure of one hand and a deep ball below the stadium.