The Register-Guard    Oregon’s first practice in pads includes
red-zone work      Oregon returned to practice today after
taking Thursday off, and the Ducks were in pads for the first
time this spring, a workout Chip Kelly called a "good, physical
practice."   "The one thing you don't want when you don't have
pads is, is (an offensive) kid rolling off the ball and hitting
somebody because the defense is cooperating, and then the next
play the defensive guy is mad so he's rolling off," Kelly said.
"There's got to be a certain amount of mental intensity in terms
of what my assignment is and how locked in am I on what we're
doing. You've got to cooperate.  "And then today, we've got pads
on, we can protect ourselves, so we can come off the ball. It
did pick up a little bit from that standpoint. You could tell as
those guys were running around that it's a little bit different
feel when we've got pads on."  Today's practice included some
red-zone scenarios, Kelly said. I asked somewhat in jest whether
the offense'