saskbluefan

This is exactly the least surprising news I have read on the internet today.

When I was there Saturday there were puddles in a lot of spots. I had to jump over one to enter and exit my section and various areas in the rows had pooled water. I know nothing about contruction so I won't comment any further. Hopefully it won't be a huge issue as time goes on because by the time I got to the stadium the rain had been over for about 12 hours.

Section 233. Row 6. It's weird because I thought I was going to be right in front of the wall but it turns out there is a 7th row. The good news is for some reason Row 6 has some extra leg rooms for some reason. The view is great and the stadium is beautiful! I don't doubt there will be some logistical problems at the first couple of games but I am super pumped!

DiCroce is done for the year after re-injuring his previously injured foot. Like Pencer. Like Stephan. Some will call it bad luck. Some will call it a trend. Some will call it not doing your due diligence. What do you call it?

Not to mention I. Anderson. Whom Buck made the point of singling out coming into camp as a guy he was looking for big things from. It's a fine line between difference maker and "just a guy" and Clarence, in my opinion, is straddling it as we open camp. And on a team that only dresses three import receivers you better be a difference maker.

don't be fooled by speed. speed is one thing and hand is one thing. Floyd fooled us by his speed but can consistently catch the ball. From the reports, looks like the Kennedy and Massey are the fastest in rookie camp. Of the two, Kennedy has the surest hand. I'd agree with that... but I still think Denmark has them both beat in both categories. Denmark looked the fastest at mini-camp, no question, though Massey got a lot of love because he was a new guy. Hopefully Denmark can take a step forward this year.