Day 1 Camp Pix

[bbgun]

 

[Mansta54]

These are great!!!!

 

[Boyzmamacita]

Thanks for posting these, bb. Yippeeeeeeeeeee! Training camp is underway.

 

[CF74]

Sweet!!!:starspin

 

[SA_Gunslinger]

very nice!!!!


it is so great to have football back. even if it is just practice.

 

[bigE79]

:beer2: Ditto To All Previous Posts...were Back Baby...great Pix,thanks :beer2:

 

[sago1]

Anybody notice in the first picture that Romo's shoulders, back & butt is in a straight line compared to last season when his shoulders were more bent/slouched. He and Garrett have been working on something Romo calls "standing tall in the pocket". Apparently Romo sees that Brady plays that way and maybe even Montana. Per Romo, he usually makes 3 reads and each read requires him to shift and then set to get max strength/accuracy on each throw. But Romo thinks he should be able to stand in one position, make all 3 reads w/o moving his feet around so much. This would keep his feet "quiet" as he calls it so, in addition to getting the ball out quicker, he stays in his 7 step drop (or 3 or 5) & he's where his OL expects him to be for max protection & he also doesn't feel pressure earlier then necessary. Obviously in changing his stance, he's also worked to ensure he still can make all the throws accurately from the various positions/planes he has in the past. Also he mentioned he was working on changing his throwing motion to give him more power in his throws; apparently he stopped doing that when he finally accepted that he had greater power in his arm but lost some of his accuracy. Also in there somewhere he was working to improve his quick release which NFLN clocked last year at 2.6 compared to Marino's 3.0. According to Collingsworth, Marino generally considered to have quickest release in football but Romo's is even faster.

 

[BruceWayne]

nice pics thanks

 

[Clove]

Anybody notice in the first picture that Romo's shoulders, back & butt is in a straight line compared to last season when his shoulders were more bent/slouched. He and Garrett have been working on something Romo calls "standing tall in the pocket". Apparently Romo sees that Brady plays that way and maybe even Montana. Per Romo, he usually makes 3 reads and each read requires him to shift and then set to get max strength/accuracy on each throw. But Romo thinks he should be able to stand in one position, make all 3 reads w/o moving his feet around so much. This would keep his feet "quiet" as he calls it so, in addition to getting the ball out quicker, he stays in his 7 step drop (or 3 or 5) & he's where his OL expects him to be for max protection & he also doesn't feel pressure earlier then necessary. Obviously in changing his stance, he's also worked to ensure he still can make all the throws accurately from the various positions/planes he has in the past. Also he mentioned he was working on changing his throwing motion to give him more power in his throws; apparently he stopped doing that when he finally accepted that he had greater power in his arm but lost some of his accuracy. Also in there somewhere he was working to improve his quick release which NFLN clocked last year at 2.6 compared to Marino's 3.0. According to Collingsworth, Marino generally considered to have quickest release in football but Romo's is even faster.

Nice post bro.

 

[WoodysGirl]

Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo, bottom left, drops back to make a pass during drills at an NFL football training camp, Friday, July 25, 2008, in Oxnard, Calif.
(AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

OXNARD, CA - JULY 25: Quarterback Richard Bartel #4 receives the ball during the Dallas Cowboys training camp on July 25, 2008 in Oxnard, California. (Photo by Jonathan Moore/Getty Images)

Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones, left, chats with head coach Wade Phillips during football training camp practice, Friday, July 25, 2008, in Oxnard, Calif.


Members of the media take photographs and look on as the team goes through its first football training camp practice, Friday, July 25, 2008, in Oxnard, Calif. The Cowboys reported that nearly 4,000 fans showed up to the opening of their NFL camp. (AP Photo/Tony Gutierrez)

 

[big dog cowboy]

No shots of Jessica?

J/K BB nice work!

 

[theogt]

Ahhh....football is here. How sweet it is.

 

[AbeBeta]

Brad Johnson looks AWESOME!!!!!

 

[bbgun]

No shots of Jessica?

Nope. Best I can do are some slutty pix of Miley Cyrus that hit the web tonight.

 

[tomson75]

Pretty sure the photographer/editor missed the '1' on the holder's jersey....because unless Bartel has formed a premature double-chin overnight, that's Brad Johnson...#14.

 

[theogt]

Nope. Best I can do are some slutty pix of Miley Cyrus that hit the web tonight.

*googles*

****, she's like 16.

 

[Reality]

OXNARD, CA - JULY 25: Quarterback Richard Bartel #4 receives the ball during the Dallas Cowboys training camp on July 25, 2008 in Oxnard, California. (Photo by Jonathan Moore/Getty Images)

*cough* Brad Johnson *cough*

Great pictures in both posts! Thanks for posting them!

-Reality

 

[WoodysGirl]

*googles*

...kiddie porn...

 

[Thick 'N Hearty]

Brad Johnson looks AWESOME!!!!!

:lombardi: :beer1:

 

[groo]

Anybody notice in the first picture that Romo's shoulders, back & butt is in a straight line compared to last season when his shoulders were more bent/slouched. He and Garrett have been working on something Romo calls "standing tall in the pocket". Apparently Romo sees that Brady plays that way and maybe even Montana. Per Romo, he usually makes 3 reads and each read requires him to shift and then set to get max strength/accuracy on each throw. But Romo thinks he should be able to stand in one position, make all 3 reads w/o moving his feet around so much. This would keep his feet "quiet" as he calls it so, in addition to getting the ball out quicker, he stays in his 7 step drop (or 3 or 5) & he's where his OL expects him to be for max protection & he also doesn't feel pressure earlier then necessary. Obviously in changing his stance, he's also worked to ensure he still can make all the throws accurately from the various positions/planes he has in the past. Also he mentioned he was working on changing his throwing motion to give him more power in his throws; apparently he stopped doing that when he finally accepted that he had greater power in his arm but lost some of his accuracy. Also in there somewhere he was working to improve his quick release which NFLN clocked last year at 2.6 compared to Marino's 3.0. According to Collingsworth, Marino generally considered to have quickest release in football but Romo's is even faster.

very insightful. Are you a football coach? From your explanation, I can visualize now what Romo was talking about "standing tall". This posture also helps him rotate his hips quicker and generate more power in his throws. The power generation in a golf swing comes from the rotation of the hips and I think this is where Romo's golf playing also helps him.