Drop and give me 5

[Jeremy Igo]

This is an interesting tidbit:

" In 11-on-11 drills, Bridgewater used his cadence to draw the defense offsides on a third-and-short play. The entire defensive unit — including those players on the sideline and many coaches — then dropped to the ground to do five push-ups. That ended the period."

Can't say I ever witnessed something like this under the Rivera regime.

 

 

[hepcat]

He made the offense drop and give him 10 after Burns blew up a running play to McCaffrey in the backfield too.

[Dunn]

Can't wait to see them do these push ups during a game like Willy Mays Hayes

[TheMostInterestingMan]

So awesome. I love the message of accountability. One mistake by one individual costs everyone. 
 

It’s obviously a very college way of coaching, but that message is the same at every level. Giving up free first downs without making your opponent earn it impacts the entire team 

[Wolfcop]

I like it

[Basbear]

Feels like High school again.

[rayzor]

It's what was needed and a good reason to have as much of a blank slate as we do have. Rhule is having a massive change of culture and it would have been nearly impossible with a lot of the old school players we had. Even guys like Cam and Olsen I can't see playing along too well with that.

[bigdog10]

Seems corny. I can’t imagine something like that is going to fly if the team doesn’t win within the next 2 years. 

[t96]

11 minutes ago, bigdog10 said:

Seems corny. I can’t imagine something like that is going to fly if the team doesn’t win within the next 2 years. 

If this “doesn’t fly” with the players, then they better perform and not do dumb sh*t that’s easy not to do, like jumping offsides.

[Harbingers]

Are you sure you never? 

[Mother Grabber]

NFLPA will restrict the number of pushups to 20/person in the next agreement