Lewis said the ankle felt fine and that he had no problems running or cutting. Cleeland didn't practice this week as a precaution as he continues to round into form following his recovery from a ruptured Achilles' tendon in 2000. Projected starter Cameron Cleeland and blocking ace Lamont Hall are assured of roster spots. However, the race for No. 3 appears to close to call with Dave Stachelski , Johnny Mitchell and Boo Williams. All three are hoping to get playing time in the preseason finale and are hoping to impress the coaching staff for what may be just one, or at most two additional slots.
Tight end is a key feature of the team's offense.
Some of them do some things well. Other guys do other things well. Currently, Lamont Hall has been the most impressive, Haslett said. He said Hall has been the team's best blocker and receiver so far in camp. Cam Cleeland is back on the practice field this summer, slowly working himself back into playing shape.