Throwing to a variety of receivers against a variety of defensive backs, Henne was 7-of-10 in a drill involving the QB, receivers and DBs. His best throw went for a touchdown on a seam route to Greg Camarillo, who got behind cornerback Will Allen.

Tyler Thigpen went 9-for-13 in the same drill, during which the quarterbacks faced no rush and had unlimited time to throw.

Henne was less impressive in a 7-on-7 drill later in the session, completing 4-of-6 but badly overthrowing Patrick Turner on an out route — Vontae Davis had excellent coverage — and underthrowing James Pruitt over the middle.

He did hook up with Brandon Marshall for a TD after Marshall had gotten five yards clear of Davis and the rest of the starting secondary.

Other highlights of what proved to be a spirited workout in the air-conditioned facility:

– Davis and rookies Ross Weaver and Nolan Carrolll came up with interceptions. Davis got his against Thigpen, Carroll against Chad Pennington and Weaver against Pat White.

I hate this time of year. A time when every pass is overanalyzed by people who don't really understand the context in which they were thrown, trying to glean insight about the entire season based on 16 passes while the players are wearing shorts and shells.

When something meaningful happens, let me know.