But lately Harrell has grown a little bolder and had his best practice of camp Thursday night, when he took more reps than usual in preparation for Saturday nights exhibition game against Cleveland. He closed practice with a credible two-minute drill where he took the No. 2 offense from about its own 40 with 1:27 to play and needing a touchdown, to scoring position with five completions. He spiked the ball at the 12-yard line for a final play, and against a defense that flooded the end zone, his scramble and throw to Patrick Williams was a little too wide for the receiver to keep his feet in bounds as he made the catch.

This is cute. Kind of has a little league, "everyone gets a trophy" feel to it.

"IronMan" wrote:

What makes Shields rare, though, is he already has the Packers thinking they might have found a real player on the undrafted scrap heap. In fact, less than two weeks into training camp the receiver-turned-cornerback from the University of Miami has the organization as excited as its been about an undrafted rookie in the last 20 years.

Hes going to be special one day, said Joe Whitt, the Packers cornerbacks coach.

We may have struck UDFA gold here..

http://packersnews.greenbaypressgazette.com/article/20100812/PKR01/100812115/Packers-may-have-steal-in-undrafted-CB-Shields 

We may have struck UDFA gold here..

http://packersnews.greenbaypressgazette.com/article/20100812/PKR01/100812115/Packers-may-have-steal-in-undrafted-CB-Shields