"They stood around killing grass"

[*Wyche'sWarrior*]

(11-07-2018, 09:14 PM)SunsetBengal Wrote: Interesting that Lap pointed out the difference in training strategies.  As a former OL myself, I know that I benefitted way more from an active, upbeat practice.  Not only does it work out the kinks from the game, but it keeps the stamina from dropping, during the games.

Yes. Absolutely. I also recall an article about Pollack bringing in drill equipment because all PA did was use arm pads in practice. One thing he brought back that I loved was the chute. You can bet your ass you'll learn to fire off low and stay low after ringing your bell on that ***** a few times!

Being X's and O's smart is great.....but not drilling fundamentals with that is asking for bad habits. Pro or not.