NFL player yelled at by his own coaches for doing something nice

SloMotion · 11-02-2013, 04:27 AM

Originally Posted by Danno

I assume you're being sarcastic. You always help an opponent up. Our own players do it all the time.

No, I'm not. I know it's standard practice for offensive lineman to help their QB up, but I don't see helping an opponent up going on too much anywhere in the league and it's certainly not 'coached'. What if your opponent is running a two-minute drill? You gonna' stop and help 'em up so they can hurry back to the huddle?

Nah, it may happen now and again, but it's really not something you want your players focusing on. It just kinda' shows how far Tampa Bay's broken down as a team, IMO ... the players are going to totally disregard the coaches on all levels and their record reflects it,

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Danno · 11-02-2013, 09:31 AM

Originally Posted by SloMotion

No, I'm not. I know it's standard practice for offensive lineman to help their QB up, but I don't see helping an opponent up going on too much anywhere in the league and it's certainly not 'coached'. What if your opponent is running a two-minute drill? You gonna' stop and help 'em up so they can hurry back to the huddle?

Nah, it may happen now and again, but it's really not something you want your players focusing on. It just kinda' shows how far Tampa Bay's broken down as a team, IMO ... the players are going to totally disregard the coaches on all levels and their record reflects it, .

I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently.

I can't believe some of you guys.

SloMotion · 11-02-2013, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by Danno

I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently.

I can't believe some of you guys.

What's not to believe? You're not out there to make friends, Danno ... especially at that level. Of all the games I've watched thus far, I can't remember specifically which game, I've only saw a player help an opponent up once and I remember it because I thought it was unusual at the time. The only real times I've seen opposing players show each other love like that was during strike years where the Player's Association wanted to show some sort of solidarity.

Maybe it's just an "era" thing <shrug>, but I don't see it and I've never heard of it being part of a coaching strategy,

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stickman · 11-02-2013, 06:08 PM

Originally Posted by Danno

I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently.

I can't believe some of you guys.

Agreed Danno.

11-02-2013, 04:27 AM	#11
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: NFL player yelled at by his own coaches for doing something nice Originally Posted by Danno I assume you're being sarcastic. You always help an opponent up. Our own players do it all the time. No, I'm not. I know it's standard practice for offensive lineman to help their QB up, but I don't see helping an opponent up going on too much anywhere in the league and it's certainly not 'coached'. What if your opponent is running a two-minute drill? You gonna' stop and help 'em up so they can hurry back to the huddle? Nah, it may happen now and again, but it's really not something you want your players focusing on. It just kinda' shows how far Tampa Bay's broken down as a team, IMO ... the players are going to totally disregard the coaches on all levels and their record reflects it, .

11-02-2013, 09:31 AM	#12
Danno Truth Addict Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Spanish Fort, AL (via NO and B/R) Posts: 24,720	Re: NFL player yelled at by his own coaches for doing something nice Originally Posted by SloMotion No, I'm not. I know it's standard practice for offensive lineman to help their QB up, but I don't see helping an opponent up going on too much anywhere in the league and it's certainly not 'coached'. What if your opponent is running a two-minute drill? You gonna' stop and help 'em up so they can hurry back to the huddle? Nah, it may happen now and again, but it's really not something you want your players focusing on. It just kinda' shows how far Tampa Bay's broken down as a team, IMO ... the players are going to totally disregard the coaches on all levels and their record reflects it, . I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently. I can't believe some of you guys. stickman likes this.

11-02-2013, 11:42 AM	#13
SloMotion 5000 POSTS! + Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 6,776 Blog Entries: 15	Re: NFL player yelled at by his own coaches for doing something nice Originally Posted by Danno I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently. I can't believe some of you guys. What's not to believe? You're not out there to make friends, Danno ... especially at that level. Of all the games I've watched thus far, I can't remember specifically which game, I've only saw a player help an opponent up once and I remember it because I thought it was unusual at the time. The only real times I've seen opposing players show each other love like that was during strike years where the Player's Association wanted to show some sort of solidarity. Maybe it's just an "era" thing <shrug>, but I don't see it and I've never heard of it being part of a coaching strategy, .

11-02-2013, 06:08 PM	#14
stickman 1000 Posts + Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Gonzales, LA Posts: 1,680	Re: NFL player yelled at by his own coaches for doing something nice Originally Posted by Danno I see it all the time, all game long, especially with the Saints. O-line and D-line most frequently. I can't believe some of you guys. Agreed Danno.

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