Payton: Strong Running Game Provides "More Teeth in Your Play-Action Pass"

papz · 12-09-2011, 06:38 AM

Opening Statement:
“Turk McBride (left ankle) did not practice, Mark Ingram (right toe) did not practice, Jonathan Casillas (right knee) did not practice, Scott Shanle (left shoulder) was limited, Sedrick Ellis (left hamstring) was limited, and Jon Vilma (left knee) was full. Today was mostly third down like all Thursdays. We went outside.”

Do you feel like you haven’t been outside in a while?
“It’s been a while. I don’t know how long. I thought the work we got was good. I think the temperatures were similar to what we’re going to see on Sunday.”

Was that what you were aiming to do with practicing outside today?
“Just to create that (type of) environment. We’ll try to do the same tomorrow.”

Are you going to try to do that Saturday in Tennessee at their stadium?
“We are going to go to Tennessee and do it.”

How much will you practice in Tennessee?
“It’s more of a half an hour walk-through and just kind of getting used to the field conditions and really the turf there.”

Are you not worried about getting out of your routine for Saturday?
“We’ve done this before. I would say this has been something we’ve done at least half a dozen times. In fact, in ’09 it became a pretty standard routine for us with quite a few places where we just ended up having what we would have here Saturday morning and flying out at 1:00pm, flying out earlier and having it at the stadium we were going to. I would say it’s probably part of ‘Plan B’ in regards to a second routine.”

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Payton: Strong Running Game Provides "More Teeth in Your Play-Action Pass"

12-09-2011, 06:38 AM	#1
papz Problem? Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: New Orleans Posts: 11,774	Payton: Strong Running Game Provides "More Teeth in Your Play-Action Pass" Opening Statement: “Turk McBride (left ankle) did not practice, Mark Ingram (right toe) did not practice, Jonathan Casillas (right knee) did not practice, Scott Shanle (left shoulder) was limited, Sedrick Ellis (left hamstring) was limited, and Jon Vilma (left knee) was full. Today was mostly third down like all Thursdays. We went outside.” Do you feel like you haven’t been outside in a while? “It’s been a while. I don’t know how long. I thought the work we got was good. I think the temperatures were similar to what we’re going to see on Sunday.” Was that what you were aiming to do with practicing outside today? “Just to create that (type of) environment. We’ll try to do the same tomorrow.” Are you going to try to do that Saturday in Tennessee at their stadium? “We are going to go to Tennessee and do it.” How much will you practice in Tennessee? “It’s more of a half an hour walk-through and just kind of getting used to the field conditions and really the turf there.” Are you not worried about getting out of your routine for Saturday? “We’ve done this before. I would say this has been something we’ve done at least half a dozen times. In fact, in ’09 it became a pretty standard routine for us with quite a few places where we just ended up having what we would have here Saturday morning and flying out at 1:00pm, flying out earlier and having it at the stadium we were going to. I would say it’s probably part of ‘Plan B’ in regards to a second routine.” More... Payton: Strong Running Game Provides "More Teeth in Your Play-Action Pass" Halo likes this.
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