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Prescott was able to lead the offense to a 56-yard field goal by Dan Bailey in situational work. Prescott completed 7 of 10 passes on the drive but had one that would have been intercepted if not for the effort of wide receiver Brice Butler to knock the ball free from Morris Claiborne. Prescott was able to set up the field-goal attempt with a nice out route to undrafted tight end Austin Traylor.
Showers, who spent most of last year on the practice squad playing positions other than quarterback, had the two best throws of the day.
They came in seven-on-seven work. The first was a 20-plus-yard completion to undrafted wide receiver Chris Brown on a back shoulder throw. The other was a long touchdown pass to Gavin Escobar in which the throw was perfectly weighted over the defender to allow the tight end to come down with the grab.
In team and seven-on-seven drills, Prescott completed 16 of 21 passes, while Showers completed 8 of 12.
On to the observations:
Jameill Showers makes impression in extended work
Showers, who spent most of last year on the practice squad playing positions other than quarterback, had the two best throws of the day.
They came in seven-on-seven work. The first was a 20-plus-yard completion to undrafted wide receiver Chris Brown on a back shoulder throw. The other was a long touchdown pass to Gavin Escobar in which the throw was perfectly weighted over the defender to allow the tight end to come down with the grab.
In team and seven-on-seven drills, Prescott completed 16 of 21 passes, while Showers completed 8 of 12.
On to the observations:
- Showers’ work in team drills did not go so well, but he was not given much help by his offensive line. He would have been sacked on the first play, scrambled out of trouble on his second before flipping the ball away, and may have crossed the line of scrimmage on his last attempt as he was flushed from the pocket.
Jameill Showers makes impression in extended work
