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Detroit Lions training camp exhibits unusual physicality
Morice Norris gets sent off after aggressive hits during non-padded practice.
The Detroit Lions experienced a notably aggressive practice session at training camp.
Detroit Lions show intensity in physical practice
During the third day of Detroit Lions training camp, players exhibited a level of physical play that is unusual for a non-padded practice. Safety Morice Norris was removed early after delivering big hits on rookie receivers Isaac TeSlaa and Dominic Lovett. Coach Dan Campbell intervened to remind players not to tackle opponents to the ground. Safety Kerby Joseph supported Norris after his departure, reassuring him to maintain a positive mindset. Despite injuries affecting several players, the Lions appeared focused and competitive, with a notable interception by Terrion Arnold making headlines. The intensity may signal a readiness as the team prepares to add pads for more physical workouts in the coming days.
Key Takeaways
"That’s my youngin' and I’ve been in situations like that before and I understand how the mental gets."
Kerby Joseph shares his understanding of Morice Norris's situation after he was ejected.
"We got violence right now. Just figure out how to be violent and after that we’ll — I’d rather tell you slow down than giddy-up."
Kerby Joseph emphasizes the need for intensity but also control during practices.
The Lions’ commitment to a physical style of play is clear, especially as they transition to padded practices. This aggressive approach can foster a competitive environment but runs the risk of increasing injuries, especially with several key players already sidelined. Coach Campbell’s management during intense moments reflects a balance between encouraging physicality and maintaining player safety. Observations from this training session could suggest a strategic shift in how the Lions will face their upcoming opponents, setting a tone for the season ahead.
Highlights
- Intensity on the field sets the stage for the upcoming season.
- Aggression during practices can lead to higher risks of injury.
- Norris's ejection highlights the fine line between physicality and safety.
- Expect competitive play from the Lions as camp continues.
Concerns over player safety in aggressive practices
The Detroit Lions' high-intensity training camp raises concerns about injuries, particularly with several players already sidelined. Managing this physicality will be critical as they approach the season.
As the Lions progress through training camp, their determination to foster physical play will be closely watched this season.
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