Saints Camp: Day 2 Practice Notes and Observations

Day 2 of Saints training camp is in the books, as New Orleans spent their time outside with fans being able to get their first glimpse of the team. Here's all the notes and observations from Friday's session, and be sure to check out what went down on Thursday if you haven't already.

Attendance

Grant Haley, who missed yesterday's session due to a personal reason, was not present today. Also, Dylan Soehner was not in attendance. P.J. Williams, Derrick Kelly II, and Wil Lutz were all present.

Transactions

New Orleans signed Tommylee Lewis to the active roster after a tryout on Thursday.

Quarterback Breakdown

Taysom Hill took reps as the starter today, and Sean Payton said after practice that the team is working on installs. We could see the rotation swap tomorrow to Jameis Winston.

Hill missed on his first pass intended for Marquez Callaway. It looked like the right route was ran, but Hill misfired. Two plays later, he hit Callaway over the middle from shotgun formation. He did a great job stepping up in the pocket to avoid the rush. 

During the final session, Hill would have taken a sack to Marcus Davenport, but didn't miss on any of his passes that included Adam Trautman (left middle), Deonte Harris (middle), Alvin Kamara (left short in the flats), and Deonte Harris (short right). One of the things I saw was both Alex Armah and Alvin Kamara lining up in a two-back set on Hill's side.

For Winston, he was pretty perfect on the day. His first pass in 11-on-11 was a connection to Deonte Harris over the middle. He did a great job finding the soft spot in the coverage. On the next play, James Hurst was beat by Noah Spence off the edge for a sack.

Winston connected with Chris Hogan, who made a great adjustment on the ball by leaping in the air to secure the throw. Hogan has a good day of camp, shining on several catches. Winston's lone incompletion was intended for Jalen McCleskey, but that wasn't on him. It could have either went as pass interference on Ken Crawley or McCleskey tripping. 

Don't overblow this take here, but Trevor Siemian hit Ethan Wolf on a deep right shot. Wolf is one of the tights ends who attended George Kittle's Tight End University recently. Sieman dropped a snap on one of his reps, and was sacked by Carl Granderson.