It’s long and the best one I’ve found so far. It was written last off seasonTy. I'll check it out
Reed Blankenship makes a lot of sense in our scheme. We must open the wallet for him. Go get him Jerry! Pair him with Parker .Parker welcomes all corners, all safeties to visit his office any time. He has only one condition: You better come in hot with questions. You better be ready to talk — a lot. Nobody is allowed to waltz in empty-handed. He wants both his office and his DB meeting room resembling those poli-sci classes at Richmond. Whether it’s an element of the gameplan… an adjustment… a clue… something they noticed on film, the defensive backs are constantly bringing up specifics to serve as a launching pad into a lengthy discussion.
That way, they’re filling gaps and dotting i’s and cleaning things up 24/7.
“Because you don’t know what guys know until you hear ‘em talk about it,” Parker says. “Guys can easily slip through the cracks if you’re not asking ‘em to speak in front of their teammates. And I think it also builds trust in the room because those guys know that their teammate knows what they know.”
CoolIt’s long and the best one I’ve found so far. It was written last off season
Marist Liafau? Who weighs 240 lbs and not fast even for a LB???Wish I could ask him to try Marist at safety. I think he'd make a great strong safety.
Wish I could ask him to try Marist at safety. I think he'd make a great strong safety.
Good to hear. This team has put way too much emphasis on measurables, while missing out on better football players.
Or, better yet, he can groom us.We can groom this guy to be a staple, a tone setter . Year in year out. He's a SB winning staffer too. Proven.
Heck yeah. That's another good way to look at the hireOr, better yet, he can groom us.
Seattle also run mainly zone in nickel package. We just have bad coaching to use it effectively.The Texans run a high percentage of zone
The Bills run zone 80% of the time
Eagles run a two high safety zone
https://www.bleedinggreennation.com...now-philadelphia-scheme-defensive-coordinator
It’s not about the scheme, it’s about coaching and having the right players, playing to their strengths
Since we need to turn over the entire defense, I guess it doesn’t matter who we have in the secondary
Hey I can't COMPLAIN about that lolI already talked to him. He asked who is this coog guy that wants everyone’s thoughts.![]()
Lol lolol I know those got you in trouble back in the daycoog this ain't no 1-900 number lad
Gotta have that dawg in you. I bet he turns Revel into a monster. Add Delane to it w bland and we are all set. Sign Blankenship and draft shores. Sign Dean and Phillips are we will be very ready!Byron Jones had elite traits but was absolutely mid. Has to be about the whole package, not something that looks pretty on paper.
Probably not. Get ready for it.He can coach DBs, can he coach everyone else?
Dont know if we have ever had a DC that was a student of PlatoAs a student, he was a political science major and Parker was particularly intrigued by the Socratic method, by the idea of presentingand arguing ideas in a room full of people. Richmond’s small class sizes were perfect for lively dialogue and debate. The exact opposite of a lecture hall that puts you to sleep and/or has you leaving for a bagel 20 minutes in. He learned both the power of persuasion and listening to opposing “vantage points.” Above all, Parker relished the constant communication.
So as he swiftly rose up the coaching ranks, that’s exactly how he decided to run his own meetings.
“Guys can’t get comfortable — nobody’s silent — they don’t know when they’re getting cold-called on,” Parker says. “We keep the conversations rolling that way. Obviously, sometimes it’s just me talking, but I’m trying to bounce ideas off of guys to let them talk and express how they see things and how they feel about ‘em. It leads to the chemistry of the group.”
