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Using context to judge this draft
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(05-03-2022, 03:16 PM)KillerGoose Wrote: In the context of when he did it, yeah, I have no issue with it. He told players to skip because...

  • They were voluntary OTAs.
  • COVID-19 was still raging and he didn't want players catching it
  • He believed that the virtual off-season in 2020 contributed to less soft tissue injuries and fewer concussions.
He is looking out for the players. I would like a guy like that in the locker room. 

So you would want to be a coach and trying to do your job with installing the playbook and helping teach techniques with a player telling the others to skip OTA's?

OTA's are voluntary, but coaches would still rather have all their players there than not  to prepare their players as thoroughly as possible.  A player who actively campaigns against that is not someone coaches and FO personnel are going to want to deal with.
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