The past 17 practices, I’ve spent each moment scanning the field for 91 players, reporting attendance, tracking passes, down and distance, receptions, defenders, which quarterback threw each pass, how the offensive and defensive lines skirmished and pestering fellow media members when I didn’t have a proper vantage point. Today was a change of pace.
Along the sideline, early on the practice field—per usual— was second-year wide receiver Zay Flowers, knelt on hands and knees stretching out his back and limbering up for the upcoming 150-minute practice, the wideout worked alongside a trainer and wide receivers Coach Greg Lewis.