I hadn't seen him yet, but finally that staple of training camp got to see some one-on-ones

O-line D-line receivers D-line, receivers, D-B-S, always fun to watch, even if probably far too many conclusions

get drawn from them.

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When they had pads on last week, they didn't do any one-on-ones. They finally broke them out today with pads on.

I want to give you the floor, O-line, D-line, one-on-one, sir.

Yeah, so they did do one-on-ones.

It was only for about a eight-minute period,

but you know it was short.

Like everything else Dan Quinn does, there was the starting a line on one side, kind of the two's and three's on the other, same with the D line.

I was obviously mostly looking at the offensive line stuff and Brandon Coleman was the

standout of the of the period I would say as a whole if you were keeping track the

O line probably beat the D line which is a good sign

considering you know all the consternation about that group but Brandon Coleman started off

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