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Message: <blockquote data-quote="OldSchool101" data-source="post: 1064469" data-attributes="member: 10086">While I understand your point on not shooting too high. That’s really shooting too low. If it wasn’t helpful or important they’d just stay in a film room. I’d argue that even a QB working with a WR, TE or RB without any Defense is helpful. There’s still Route Concepts, Timing issues and confidence you build with your players to perform in live scenarios. While they don’t tackle the D still tries to INT, batt the pass down or touch the player to simulate you’ve caught him.It’s just good to see connections players are making. I know Rodgers used to discount OTA I still think mentally you are better 100% invested or not. Nobody that missed time is 100% invested. In college I had study partners. While we weren’t in a live exam it absolutely helped my confidence in preparation.I think it was Michael Jordan that said the reason he practiced with intensity was so a live performance was just a continuation of his practice habits. I’d say Michael was a pretty good model for why practicing with intensity is critical to hitting your ceiling. Yes even if it’s in shorts or your eye isn’t getting poked.</blockquote>

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