Joe Taylor stepped back, applauding at midfield as a buzzer sounded to signal the end of the first day of practice in pads. "In all honesty, it couldn't have worked out much better," he told the team, leaving no question about how he felt after seeing the Rattlers work out for two hours during a steady drizzle.
Rattlers Running back Demitric Henry."It was a double- whammy on them —- first day in pads and they had to deal with the elements," Taylor said. "It was a bonus for us. We got better as a result of that."
If there was a unit that could have been singled out for consistency, it would have been the defense. "I liked the energy level," Taylor said. "They created some turnovers, and they made some tackles. Overall, for the first day in pads I think we're making progress." The unit seemed to have a one-track mind — find the ball — all afternoon.
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