Coach Key Weekly Press Conference

Skydog said:
Charlie Thomas "is a water moccasin"
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Interesting when responding to the question on how the players have adjusted to the coaching shake up he repeatedly said "one-time" referring to players showing up to meetings, practice, etc. You wonder if that wasn't happening with the previous leadership.
 
BioJacket06 said:
Interesting when responding to the question on how the players have adjusted to the coaching shake up he repeatedly said "one-time" referring to players showing up to meetings, practice, etc. You wonder if that wasn't happening with the previous leadership.
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exactly. it must have been a complete öööö show of zero accountabilty.
 
Milwaukee said:
Duke is a solid team, we need a damn good week of practice.
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Ummm Duke is a reasonably solid team, I’ll concede that. But I have spent hours going over their stats and my opnion is that they are a paper tiger. I figure Duke will score 24-27 points so the burden is on us to crack 30.

GT 31
Duke 28

@coit don’t screw this one up
 
00Burdell said:
Ummm Duke is a reasonably solid team, I’ll concede that. But I have spent hours going over their stats and my opnion is that they are a paper tiger. I figure Duke will score 24-27 points so the burden is on us to crack 30.

GT 31
Duke 28

@coit don’t screw this one up
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Your hours going over their stats is something I’d like to see a check-swing review on to start with.
Other than that: your opinion on Duke is off.
 
Per Ken from AJC:

“Between the offensive line, the tight ends and the running backs, we’ve got to continue to improve,” he said. “Twelve (quarterback) pressures, three sacks in the first quarter and a half on Jeff. It’s all-encompassing. We’ve got to work. We’ve got to work our tails off this week.”

That answer led into another way that Key’s time as head man will apparently differ from Collins’ – a more challenging practice regimen. Practices in full pads, drills conducted at full speed and starters going against starters were three solutions that Key named to limiting the mental errors that plagued the Jackets during Collins’ tenure.

Umm, am I understanding this correctly? Did we not practice in full pads during the season with Collins at helm?
 
thegtstunner08 said:
Per Ken from AJC:

“Between the offensive line, the tight ends and the running backs, we’ve got to continue to improve,” he said. “Twelve (quarterback) pressures, three sacks in the first quarter and a half on Jeff. It’s all-encompassing. We’ve got to work. We’ve got to work our tails off this week.”

That answer led into another way that Key’s time as head man will apparently differ from Collins’ – a more challenging practice regimen. Practices in full pads, drills conducted at full speed and starters going against starters were three solutions that Key named to limiting the mental errors that plagued the Jackets during Collins’ tenure.

Umm, am I understanding this correctly? Did we not practice in full pads during the season with Collins at helm?
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WTF was he doing????
 
BioJacket06 said:
WTF was he doing????
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Trying to revolutionize coaching. Probably something about not wanting the players to get injured during practice and they'd be healthier and more refreshed and getting more guys reps, blah blah bullshit. What's mind boggling to me is that he didn't think to change up the approach when it clearly wasn't working.
 
lIke the new attitude................guys looked aggressive and played well but we shall see
 
thegtstunner08 said:
Per Ken from AJC:

“Between the offensive line, the tight ends and the running backs, we’ve got to continue to improve,” he said. “Twelve (quarterback) pressures, three sacks in the first quarter and a half on Jeff. It’s all-encompassing. We’ve got to work. We’ve got to work our tails off this week.”

That answer led into another way that Key’s time as head man will apparently differ from Collins’ – a more challenging practice regimen. Practices in full pads, drills conducted at full speed and starters going against starters were three solutions that Key named to limiting the mental errors that plagued the Jackets during Collins’ tenure.

Umm, am I understanding this correctly? Did we not practice in full pads during the season with Collins at helm?
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“Apparently” is doing a ton of work there and IMO, it is basically a lie, given the emphasis the reporter put on it. Ken is gas lighting

I’m sure we are doing stuff a little different and I hope it is more effective than what Collins was doing.

What is funny, is Key gave an answer earlier in the conference that practice is practice and not anything special. I think he meant, it isn’t rocket science. You do your drills and you practice at a high level but there are no tricks to it; no tricks to getting better.
 
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