 game in the desert after coming from Miami. He finished with 643 yards rushing and scored eight touchdowns over eight games, including a memorable four-touchdown performance in a win against the Cleveland Browns.
Kingsbury said he's admired Drake's ability for years, dating back to when he was a star at Alabama. The coach added that the fifth-year player is even bigger than he thought at 6-foot-1 and 211 pounds, and has the desire and demeanor to become one of the NFL's best running backs.
''We've all been thrilled with what we've got since he's come to this organization,'' Kingsbury said.
During the offseason, Johnson was traded to the Houston Texans in the surprising deal that brought Hopkins to the Cardinals. That leaves Drake and Edmonds as the team's feature backs. The two have embraced the competition on the field and quickly become good friends off it.
Edmonds ran for just 16 total yards in the season's final six games after his hamstring injury. Kingsbury hasn't forgotten how good the 24-year-old Edmonds can be when healthy.
''We all feel like he's a starting running back in this league and he does too,'' Kingsbury said. ''When he had his opportunities he shined. He continues to shine. He can catch it, run it, block, play special teams and he's really bright football-wise.
Edmonds said he isn't concerned about personal stats during the upcoming season. He added that when there's players like Hopkins, Fitzgerald, Kirk and Drake on the roster, there's probably a good chance somebody's always going to want more touches.Description :I am professional looking to start a business in Malda, West Bengal. I am looking to take Distributorship of Food Products. I have available space for using it as godown area. My initial investment will lie in between 50,000 to 2 lakhs. If you are interested in any kind of business deal with us kindly contact asap.CF 2-way competition for anyone with CF1 and CF kit at 1.34 WL.
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The value of 2way dives to train skills for big formations is at least questionable.
However, 2way trainings don’t need to be communicated in this forum – this is something two people can decide on a weekend/weather situation.
Lets have a demo 8way speed event at some nationals in Europe! bring the 8way back!
Plans for an attempt to set a Women’s European CF record are starting to develop.
We probably all need a few months to warm up and to spread the word and get some more female jumpers involved.
So, I propose that all CF women who are interested in being part of this aim to meet at the Parasummer Boogie (Estonia) in July. The Boogie will be good opportunity for us to get a few jumps together in preparation for making a record attempt at one of the crEUw events later this year or early next year.
Do this again. For a European valuation!
I would suggest and highly recommend to do 4way jumps as many as possible.
Except for wing docks on a big formation every other dock is simply the closing of a 4way diamond … and this is what we need most: finding the correct starting position and then doing the final and straight approach. Once you are able to apply these two manoeuvres on a 4way you can easily perform it on each bigger formation.
At the end of the record event in Teuge in October we discussed plans for 2017 to develop the skill level of the community in Europe for bigger records in 2018 and aimed for five to six events to promote that.
I have been thinking about a program to archive that goal and came to this conclusion: The camps in 2017 should be focused on 2-way work dives to practice techniques as much and efficient as possible and some 8-way Speed events to develop the skills of getting to a bigger formation on a direct and quick path and docking quick and clean on a formation without hesitation and detours. Also competitive 8-way can be fun and motivate people to learn what we need for the bigger ones. As a reward for good performance we can also do some 16-ways in the end.
Looking at our website I can see almost 20 events being promoted. I believe that it is no good to have such an enormous number of events. Considering that most of our friends can spend one or two weeks a year for CF-camps it means that we would have an average of two to three jumpers per event. I believe that it is very hard to get trainers for such events and that it is also very hard to do 8-way Speed with 3 people not even talking about the most desired 16-ways. I had been talking to Patrice Girardin as I had promised to coach us in a CF camp in Saarlouis in June and he seemed interested. Looking at the oversupply of events I will not continue this project because it is not worth the afford.
Nevertheless we should come to a list of recommended events to make sure we have an appropriate number of participants to achieve our goals this year. As I know many are going to come to the Parasummer Boogie. I might also go to the polish camp.
As a competition I would rather recommend the German Nationals than the Worlscup/European Championships in Saarlouis because I is more fun to compete at the same level than to compare with the top teams of the world.
It is true that we have to be careful that we do not distribute too much on too many dates! We will therefore have to mark the local dates of the European common bold. As a first option. A CF 2way training always makes sense. However, it must not be trained as a CF2way competition discipline. Rather like a 3way, with adhering to a heading. As if more jumpers would follow. I personally would be happy about some dates that we could train in an 8way!
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However, I spoke too soon. I clicked around on the normal items, expecting something different. I wasn’t ready for a quick disturbing image on the laptop, followed by the sound of something dropping into the white space. Apparently, every time something drops in the white space in Omori, it’s in a different spot in each playthrough, but don’t quote me on this.
You’ll need to run around until you find a map. Try to avoid the floating hands while you search for it. I learned their purpose was more or less to keep you from getting too lost (even though the white space loops, eventually).
The map looks a little ominous. You’ll discover each location eventually. I’m still not exactly sure what to call the overall world. Omori’s dream? Is this his dream, or is he daydreaming? I guess all these questions will get answered as I play.
After picking up the map, you’ll head into the playroom where your friends are waiting again. This time, they’re a bit concerned that they’ve been unable to find Basil. For some reason, they waited for you to go to Mari (which should have been the first thing they did).
Head up the stairs where the snake greets you once again and gives you an allowance of clams.
