Overview
- The offense ran unconventional passing drills with linemen, receivers, tight ends and running backs to test nontraditional playmakers
- Right tackle Darnell Wright snagged a one-handed, back-shoulder catch that earned praise from Johnson
- Veteran quarterback Case Keenum wowed teammates with a 40-yard behind-the-back reception during the gadget exercises
- Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent joked that none of his throws were caught, underlining the difficulty of the sideline routines
- Johnson plans to revisit these evaluations during training camp before finalizing gadget play options for the regular season