So, that probably gets frustrating, but I think he's doing a good job.'

And it's good to practice batting balls down. And as a defensive guy вЂ¦ What are they going to do, go up there and stand like this? _(Places arms to his side) Give them something to do. Guys aren't rushing the quarterback, so guys are basically taking two steps and jumping and trying to bat balls down, and I don't really want to tell them not to do that, because it's good for the quarterbacks they've got to find a throwing window. The other thing that frustrates the quarterbacks out here is balls get batted down. Obviously, I think that's something he's shooting for вЂ“ is to become more consistent, play after play. We did a lot of stuff against Cover Zero today he communicated it well, both in the concept periods and in the team periods. I mean, he's running the offense really well the communication has been really good at the line. It's been really good for him to have the reps, and I think he's doing a good job. Here, right now, it's more pre-practice and post-practice.'Д¬an we get an assessment of QB Tyler Huntley, because he's been the guy during this period? (Mike Preston) _'Tyler вЂ“ obviously, the reps are great for him. We used to probably stack those practices up more, we are going to rotate them more. So, I would say, the format within practice, in terms of the way we organize the practice and kind of build in some concept periods, which we've done in the past, and then which practices we stick in kind of as we go, to give the guys a different type of a movement chain, instead of kind of keeping with the same routine. And we've built in a structure where we have вЂ“ I'll call them вЂ“ execution practices every third day. So, what we did for our first вЂ¦ It's the first six days for the league we've actually done it for the first eight practice days, which will go through the first 12 practice days. I think most of it is pre-practice, post-practice, and then in training camp, you'll see a certain amount of ramping, which, actually, the league is mandating. As far as your OTAs вЂ“ we've seen a couple sessions out here вЂ“ how much has what you've done these last couple weeks changed, and in what ways? _(Jeff Zrebiec) _'It's not dramatic, in that sense. When we talked at the Annual League Meeting, you talked about looking at the schedule, changing some things up and how you do things. Of course, we're still searching for ways we can get better, and we watch the tape every night and try build on what we're doing, but I'm really happy with the guys.' So, I'm just really happy with the way things are going right now. We're doing a lot of things we talked about earlier, but we're doing a lot of things pre-practice, post-practice, in terms of taking care of their recovery. A bunch of guys are here, they're working hard in the weight room working hard in the classroom they're taking care of themselves.

The tempo is a little better, things are a little cleaner, guys are a little crisper that's why you practice. I thought some things are starting to get timed up, maybe, compared to what you saw a week or two weeks ago, you see things get better. But the guys were great, the spirits were high. Of course, there's 1,000 things to work on, and we worked on at least 1,000. It's a beautiful day, we had a really great practice вЂ“ a lot of fun. Opening statement : OK, good to see everybody out here.

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