"We had a plan to have them put plays together, as many as they needed to, that eventually a drive would stall, an error would happen, an interception, a third-down (where) we'd get off the field, a red zone stop, and that was going to be the tale of the tape," Diaco continued. "Rather than tying down on those players -- inexperienced players, talented players, on fire for their work, smart players that we love, but new players to the game -- against some large, physical receivers.
- Coach Diaco after practice today
I found this to be the most insightful piece from his conversation today (copied quote from another article). New players, inexperienced, talented etc. Probably tells us more than anything else about where they are really at with this defense. Very eloquently put imo. Worth remembering as this season plays out.
Very positive bend to his point of view. I bet the players love this guy.
- Coach Diaco after practice today
I found this to be the most insightful piece from his conversation today (copied quote from another article). New players, inexperienced, talented etc. Probably tells us more than anything else about where they are really at with this defense. Very eloquently put imo. Worth remembering as this season plays out.
Very positive bend to his point of view. I bet the players love this guy.
