Ex-Bolt Camarillo no fish out of water
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Fin Fan In CaliLuxury BoxOPCHARGERS: Ex-Bolt Camarillo no fish out of water : North County Times - Californian
That second notion was something Camarillo would have laughed at had he been asked during training camp how probable it would be, even though he enjoyed hero status in South Florida for catching the winning touchdown in the Dolphins' lone victory last season. Now he has come to expect it.
"I have confidence in my route-running ability, and Chad is learning to trust me," said Camarillo, who caught six passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. "He knows what I can do, and I know what he can do. The chemistry is being built. He knows the adjustments I'll make, and we're getting on the same page, which is something we didn't have the first two weeks."
Rest in peace bigbry and dolphin debby!
anlgpNew Memberfantastic to hear. I'd like to hear penningtons comments on this.
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CHARGERS: Ex-Bolt Camarillo no fish out of water : North County Times - Californian
That second notion was something Camarillo would have laughed at had he been asked during training camp how probable it would be, even though he enjoyed hero status in South Florida for catching the winning touchdown in the Dolphins' lone victory last season. Now he has come to expect it.
"I have confidence in my route-running ability, and Chad is learning to trust me," said Camarillo, who caught six passes for 68 yards and a touchdown. "He knows what I can do, and I know what he can do. The chemistry is being built. He knows the adjustments I'll make, and we're getting on the same page, which is something we didn't have the first two weeks."
"Greg is doing a great job of finding those small windows and those holes, and he has really good hands," Pennington said. "He's doing a good job."
Mr. Camarillo is quickly erasing my thoughts of Wes Welker. A feat I'd thought be tough to do. Keep up the good work! :yes: