stillers4me
09-17-2012, 04:37 PM
Steelers safety Ryan Mundy talked to the media on Monday.
(Calls on Ike)
“When penalties are called, it doesn’t change how we play. Our job isn’t to make the calls. Our job is to play each and every play, so we just trust in our technique and fight for the next play. That’s what Coach Tomlin, Coach LeBeau and Coach Lake really stress. You have to have a short memory and forget about the previous play, whether it was good or bad or you got a bad call or a bad break. You need to refocus and move on to the next play, because that’s the most important play in the game at that moment.”
(Tough to get called for pass int. when you’re 3 yards away?)
“Yeah, it’s tough to play defensive back in the NFL nowadays. It is very tough, especially with the skill level of the wide receivers. And now, you’ve got these big tight ends, these guys who are 6-7, and they run like wide receivers. So, it’s particularly tough to play defensive back in the NFL, but we do our best, to continue to do what we’re coached to do and believe in our technique and our abilities and just let the chips fall where they may. And if we get a bad call, we get a bad call. We just have to line up for the next play and keep competing.”..........
Read more @ http://blog.triblive.com/steel-mill/2012/09/17/monday-qa-with-ryan-mundy/#.UFeWbYCyLqw.twitter
(Calls on Ike)
“When penalties are called, it doesn’t change how we play. Our job isn’t to make the calls. Our job is to play each and every play, so we just trust in our technique and fight for the next play. That’s what Coach Tomlin, Coach LeBeau and Coach Lake really stress. You have to have a short memory and forget about the previous play, whether it was good or bad or you got a bad call or a bad break. You need to refocus and move on to the next play, because that’s the most important play in the game at that moment.”
(Tough to get called for pass int. when you’re 3 yards away?)
“Yeah, it’s tough to play defensive back in the NFL nowadays. It is very tough, especially with the skill level of the wide receivers. And now, you’ve got these big tight ends, these guys who are 6-7, and they run like wide receivers. So, it’s particularly tough to play defensive back in the NFL, but we do our best, to continue to do what we’re coached to do and believe in our technique and our abilities and just let the chips fall where they may. And if we get a bad call, we get a bad call. We just have to line up for the next play and keep competing.”..........
Read more @ http://blog.triblive.com/steel-mill/2012/09/17/monday-qa-with-ryan-mundy/#.UFeWbYCyLqw.twitter