DIESELMAN
07-26-2007, 08:29 PM
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It’s now official, first-round pick Lawrence Timmons is out of action for at least a while after aggravating the groin injury that kept him out of mini-camp and OTAs. Timmons said the injury was the result of two-a-days, while Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said it was a twinge Timmons felt in his groin. Neither would give a timetable on the rookie’s return, though.
Arnold Harrison took Timmons’ spot with the No. 2 defense at ROLB.
There were some big hits delivered today.
For the second day in a row, Anthony Smith leveled Willie Reid after a reception, eliciting cheers from the crowd.
Just as impressive was running back John Kuhn’s hit on defensive tackle Scott Paxson. Kuhn lowered his shoulder and blasted Paxson to the ground.
Over in the offensive line-defensive line drills, Trai Essex showed off a solid punch, nailing Brett Keisel on the snap and knocking Keisel to the ground. Essex actually looked good today. Maybe the light is going on.
In fact, the entire second team line looked strong. Willie Colon took LaMarr Woodley off the snap and pancaked him to his back. When the two lined up again, Colon again slapped Woodley backwards.
Chris Kemoeatu also looked good.
Cedrick Wilson was in midseason form during 11-on-11. The NFL has sent some officials out to discuss the new rules and interpretations and they were working the sidelines Thursday afternoon.
Ben Roethlisberger rolled out of the pocket and waived for Wilson to go deep. Wilson cut his pattern off and tried to get past a cornerback on the sidelines, but the two got tangled. Wilson, of course, immediately began calling for pass interference. The official wasn’t having any of it, saying the QB was out of the pocket.
Santonio Holmes is still not practicing. And for the first time today, Tomlin seemed a little antsy about it when asked, saying that Holmes could be falling behind a bit. We’ll see if that has any effect on Holmes’ status.
Dale Lolley
SteelCityInsider.com
26 July 2007
Its good to hear that the OL isn't backing down and delivering some **** of their own. They're goin against some of the best in the business. :cope:
It’s now official, first-round pick Lawrence Timmons is out of action for at least a while after aggravating the groin injury that kept him out of mini-camp and OTAs. Timmons said the injury was the result of two-a-days, while Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin said it was a twinge Timmons felt in his groin. Neither would give a timetable on the rookie’s return, though.
Arnold Harrison took Timmons’ spot with the No. 2 defense at ROLB.
There were some big hits delivered today.
For the second day in a row, Anthony Smith leveled Willie Reid after a reception, eliciting cheers from the crowd.
Just as impressive was running back John Kuhn’s hit on defensive tackle Scott Paxson. Kuhn lowered his shoulder and blasted Paxson to the ground.
Over in the offensive line-defensive line drills, Trai Essex showed off a solid punch, nailing Brett Keisel on the snap and knocking Keisel to the ground. Essex actually looked good today. Maybe the light is going on.
In fact, the entire second team line looked strong. Willie Colon took LaMarr Woodley off the snap and pancaked him to his back. When the two lined up again, Colon again slapped Woodley backwards.
Chris Kemoeatu also looked good.
Cedrick Wilson was in midseason form during 11-on-11. The NFL has sent some officials out to discuss the new rules and interpretations and they were working the sidelines Thursday afternoon.
Ben Roethlisberger rolled out of the pocket and waived for Wilson to go deep. Wilson cut his pattern off and tried to get past a cornerback on the sidelines, but the two got tangled. Wilson, of course, immediately began calling for pass interference. The official wasn’t having any of it, saying the QB was out of the pocket.
Santonio Holmes is still not practicing. And for the first time today, Tomlin seemed a little antsy about it when asked, saying that Holmes could be falling behind a bit. We’ll see if that has any effect on Holmes’ status.
Dale Lolley
SteelCityInsider.com
26 July 2007
Its good to hear that the OL isn't backing down and delivering some **** of their own. They're goin against some of the best in the business. :cope: