Running back Lorenzo Booker (#25) showed why he was a leading recruit in his prep days as he displayed excellent hands,
a darting cutting running style, and got to top speed quickly. The player acquired on draft day from Miami received a lot reps in a crowded halfback group and impressed everyone by sprinting to the endzone on all of his catches.
In the afternoon press conference Offensive Coordinator Marty Mornhinweg praised Booker and TE Kris Wilson for learning their playbooks quickly.
Look for versatile offensive sets in training camp where Booker or Brian Westbrook is the single back with the other lining up in a four receiver set. Booker also got some work in as a kickoff return man along with Bam Childress, JR Reed, DeSean Jackson, and Correll Buckhalter.
Lloyd Vance is a NFL Writer/Analyst for BIGPLAY Football (Magazine, Website, Blog, and Podcast)
