Lap's training camp report

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(08-01-2017, 09:08 AM)ochocincos Wrote: Right. He's not "terrible" as some claim him to be, but there's room for improvement. And it makes sense for those hopeful on Hill to think he could get back to his rookie season form since he's done it before. I'm personally in the camp of "I like the guy as a short yardage or goal line RB, but he shouldn't be the starter".

I got to watch Joe Mixon and Hill yesterday. Hill is a good back, not close to terrible. But Mixon looked faster, stronger, more balanced and like a stud. I think a healthy Mixon beats out Hill and Bernard, not because they are bad backs, but because Mixon will be special as long as he stays healthy. James Brooks stated yesterday Mixon is playing slow due to not feeling comfortable with the play book, that is great news as he looked like the quickest and fastest running back on the field.