Mavric

Player: Thomas Booker Hometown: Baltimore, Maryland School: Gilman Position: Athlete, Defensive End, Tight End Height: 6-4 Weight: 260 40 time: Offers: Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Indiana, Iowa, LSU, Maryland, Michigan, Michigan State, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Penn State, Pittsburgh, Purdue, Syracuse, Toledo, Vanderbilt, Virginia Visits: Twitter 247 Composite: #240 Overall; #11 WDE; .9091; Rivals: #188 Overall; #8 SDE; 247: #17 WDE; Scout: #125 Overall; #4 ATH; ESPN: #269 Overall; #8 TE-Y; Hudl

Miler has a dislocated toe.

McNitt working with Tight Ends. The move back to TE has been widely speculated, though it seems like in this non-pad practice it was mostly passing game work so not necessarily conclusive.

More props for Darlington for making several catches in traffic.

LJS

Interesting comment on the Defensive Line: Natter got props for batting down a pass at the line. The comment from the media guy watching practice was that kind of thing would be important as linemen "no longer will be rushing the passer" in Diaco's scheme.

Diaco coaching the OLBs; Bray coaching the ILBs.

Sean Callahan has been one who has been outspoken about hearing good things about Lee. Said he expected him to be a leg up on POB but after one practice he said they are neck and neck.

Actually, now I see a report that McQuitty was being held out. So he must have done a little bit of work but not much.

Considering only three RBs at this year's NFL Combine ran 4.45 or faster - and none of them will be high draft picks - this seems exaggerated.

I've always wondered that as well. I would think it is also a rebound but I'm not sure.

Per Sipple, Avery Anderson was with the fourth string today.

At halftime they usually let this kids go on the field for a drug free pledge. Pretty cool. I went down with my kids and got to talk with Lavonte David who was back watching the spring game. My kids loved it I think they got rid of that. Maybe still do it but kids stay in the stands.

Excited about these QBs. Is Gebbia significantly smaller than POB and Lee, or was it just the camera angles? Looks like his is quite a bit smaller. But they all look like legit QBs.Gebbia is at a light 185. So yes, he's small. One of the media guys said he was listed at 180 and that was generous.

They actually had a coin flip to see who would get the reps with the #1s first. POB won. Obviously it's a sign.

Looked like McQuitty was full-go.