War Eagles have ‘business like’ mindset as spring ball winds down

  • War Eagles' punter DJ Bland (4) working on his skills during special teams drills. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
    War Eagles' punter DJ Bland (4) working on his skills during special teams drills. LANCE McCURLEY/Staff
  • Putnam County running back Zac Mitchell (15) looks downfield during a drill last week. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff
    Putnam County running back Zac Mitchell (15) looks downfield during a drill last week. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff
  • A War Eagles quarterback (center) fires a ball to an open receiver in the flat. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff
    A War Eagles quarterback (center) fires a ball to an open receiver in the flat. LANCE MCCURLEY/Staff
  • Two Putnam County players make hard contact during a blocking drill. LANCE MCCURLEY/ S t a ff
    Two Putnam County players make hard contact during a blocking drill. LANCE MCCURLEY/ S t a ff
  • Putnam County running back Tamarion Peters (27) shifts gears, rotating his feet during a drill last week.
    Putnam County running back Tamarion Peters (27) shifts gears, rotating his feet during a drill last week.
    Putnam County had one of its best years on the gridiron in program history last season. The War Eagles won 12 games last season, tying a school record. They also made it to the Elite Eight round of the GHSA Class AA state playoffs in 2021. Despite having so much success last season, Putnam County has to replace 11 seniors in 2022. Still, the War Eagles return a ton...

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