Kwyn
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The way it was presented by Schottenheimer at the time was that the players were excited and wanted to learn more. Like the college professor whose office hours always have a bunch of students hanging out. Parker relates really well. Hea really smart and really young. He has a lot in common with the playersProbably nothing more than the players were confused or didn't fully understand their individual assignments. I think Parker's defense will be learned on the fly. Parker's defense has many moving parts and not all the players will be able to fully digest it until they play in it for a few games.
