The Next Four:StL, Cle, Det, and Pit

mike340 · 10-07-2008, 07:34 PM

They should be fine for this stretch. Zorn is the only coach I've seen who is talking about botched plays in the interview right after a win. This tells me the players are not thinking game-to-game, they're thinking play-to-play. So every PLAY needs to be well done. This maintains a player's concentration much better than focusing on a complete game.

Since they know that they'll get chewed out if they screw up, even if they get an ugly win, they're going to make sure they're doing what they should be doing.

So that just leaves it to the coaches to call a good game, which seems quite likely.

I just hope on this stretch they can get more practice on how to finish drives in the endzone.

10-07-2008, 07:34 PM	#38
mike340 Special Teams Join Date: Jun 2006 Age: 69 Posts: 322	Re: The Next Four:StL, Cle, Det, and Pit They should be fine for this stretch. Zorn is the only coach I've seen who is talking about botched plays in the interview right after a win. This tells me the players are not thinking game-to-game, they're thinking play-to-play. So every PLAY needs to be well done. This maintains a player's concentration much better than focusing on a complete game. Since they know that they'll get chewed out if they screw up, even if they get an ugly win, they're going to make sure they're doing what they should be doing. So that just leaves it to the coaches to call a good game, which seems quite likely. I just hope on this stretch they can get more practice on how to finish drives in the endzone.

The Next Four:StL, Cle, Det, and Pit

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