Training camp is a time of evaluation. Coaches want to see which players are in shape, which players have improved or regressed since last season and which players they can rely on in the upcoming year. For players—especially rookies—training camp is a time to learn what you're capable of. A rookie quarterback will begin adjusting to the speed of the game, learning how the offense functions in a real game situation application and ironing out any questions he has about the offense. The same goes for every position—training camp is where you take the months of learning the playbook on paper and put it into practice.
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