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Great coaches make the little things mean something. Cori Close does that over and over in this clip. “You don’t just become tough. You earn tough.” She’s not just talking about toughness. She’s teaching players that toughness is built through what they repeatedly do. Then: “Can we call passes...

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Cleveland Browns HC Todd Monken - Coaching NFL vs College Players - "I found it to just be the opposite (coaching NFL players). They want to be coached, they want to be great. They want to know you can help them achieve all their dreams and connect with them. You get out of it what you give. How do they see you, how do they see you as a human being and a coach." "Certainly your approach changes. You have to show them, show them the value (of what you're teaching)." "Embrace the players you do have not the ones you don't have. Get them better, fight like hell to do the little things right."

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Joe Brady weighs in on Pure Progressions... "I just think that defenses are doing such a great job nowadays of so many things look like it is pre-snap and if you live in a progression read - you can just work through it and not care about what it is going to look like post-snap."

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