Three Questions Series

[Mr. Scot]

39 minutes ago, Cary Kollins said:

crazy looking at all these names and not recognizing a single one

*insert song lyric about changes of your choice*

Well, there's Peetz, and I'm sure they'll get around to Chase Blackburn.

But yeah, that's pretty much it.

[sml1950]

1.  Year to maximize comp pick potential 

2.  No matter what the measurables and college performance of a CB, if interceptions/ forced fumbles are not there, he won’t be drafted.

[Mr. Scot]

Added some quotes in the OP, basically one each of the three questions each coach was asked.

I was pretty interested in what OL Coach Meyer had to say so here are the other two answers not quoted in the OP.

Quote

What do you enjoy about coaching the O-line?

"Typically, the linemen are the lunchpail guys. They're the kind of guys you like to be around. They are first in the building and last to leave. You want them to be the hardest workers on the team, you want them to be the leaders on the team. You want guys to look up to them because of the way they play. I grew up playing the position and have been around it my whole life. It's just ingrained in me."

How would you describe your coaching style?

"I trust what I believe in. But all linemen are different with different skill sets, and I train them differently. I would say I am open-minded. I learn from players. I don't know everything. I learned a lot from veteran players when I was a young coach. I want a tightly-knit group that is going to work hard. We are going to demand perfection and put good stuff on film, because that's a reflection of me, our line and this organization."