
01-03-2012, 03:58 AM
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Originally Posted by SteveRobWhatever “But the ones you can control,” Grossman continued, “there are definite coaching points and definite thought process as you go into the offseason of, ‘Why were you thinking? Why did you throw that? Why were you so aggressive on that? Why were you born so short & stubby? What happened to your parents defense reading gene?...does it skip a generation?’
Other than that, you might have to be willing to know that you might miss on a big play. Not to play hesitant, but there are situations where you don’t have to be 100 percent on making those big plays that are there to be made. If you’re willing to live with a couple of those in a season, blame the rest on tipped balls, then I think you’ll cut down on your interception percentage a lot.” | .........
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