I guess it depends if he sees someone worth teaching. There are numerous guys that were brought in to learn from me and whom I was to mentor most didn't amount to much and I could tell that in the 1st week.
From the time witten came here until he left, we never developed another te. Bennett left in frustration and went on to pro bowl and super bowl ring. Escobar, no. Phillips, no. Swaim, no. Schultz and jarwin didn't develop until witten left. I've mentored more that one grad student or employee at cern over my career. They all wanted to learn. I just don't see any willingness ever that witten ever tried to teach anyone. No reason to think he will now. Now Sean lee, that's another matter. Great teacher. Lve and Jaylon didn't get that good so quickly without his help.
I agree. It's not witten's job to teach. I just find it annoying that so many think he'll be a great teacher like Sean Lee. It's not his nature. It's the coaches job to teach. I don't think he'll be able to influence jg like in the past with a new oc in place and the front office watching the situation.
Sarcasm?
It really depends on how person learns and how a person teaches sometimes they do not mesh. I for example will not repeat myself more than a handful of times if you can't pick up what I am saying after 4-5 times and do not ask questions I am done teaching.
Why would that be sarcasm......?
