When you watch a football practice at which pads aren't worn the players you notice most are the receivers. They have an enormous advantage against the defensive backs; quarterbacks are not under pressure and receivers have time to run their routes.
So they all look good. But even in that context some stand out. Three did at rookie practice Wednesday morning.
Who was that diving to the turf in front of rookie cornerback Josh Norman to grab the ball? It's Lamont Bryant, a 6-5, 225-pound receiver out of Morgan State. Bryant has looked good through the spring and summer camps.
Who's that deep on the left side? Cam Newton flicks his wrist and the ball is in the hands of Hubert Anyiam, a 6-0 rookie from Oklahoma State, who consistently finds openings Wednesday.
Who's the receiver who seems to move at a speed nobody on the field does? It's Jared Green, son of Redskin great Darrell Green.
Green, 6-1 and 185 pounds, played at Southern.
He doesn't run. He glides.
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Posted by: Elaine | February 20, 2013 at 07:05 PM
. A simpler mgeasse is LFTRs are no more of a proliferation risk than current LWRs, but that mgeasse would not let the advocates tout non-proliferation as one of the supposed advantages of their technology.The liquid fuel enthusiasts will just have to accept that the idea of having a chemical separation plant combined in the same facility as the nuclear reactor is going to worry the hell out of a lot of non-proliferation folks. These are the people who worry when you take solid fuel to a special (safeguarded) facility to do the separation. Now you want them to get on board with a program where similar processes are continuously going on while the reactor remains online?That's going to be a very hard sell.
Posted by: Noor | February 21, 2013 at 03:17 AM