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06-30-2015, 06:12 PM
Joey Porter has adopted a familiar tactic when trying to drive home a point while coaching the Steelers’ outside linebackers.
“I always mess with them,” said Porter, a defensive assistant last season who was given a position after former linebackers coach Keith Butler was named defensive coordinator. “I tell them, ‘You could put all your sacks together and you won’t have as many as me so you’re going to listen to me. You can put all your sacks together and I’d still have more than you, so why wouldn’t you listen to me when I’m trying to tell you how to get to the quarterback?’...........
Read more @ http://www.steelers.com/news/article-1/Porter-teaching-young-LBs-how-to-get-to-the-QB/41356ac8-bfe6-4a7b-b0cd-b4f9b9d298f8?campaign=social_20150630_48406906&adbid=10153514476484905&adbpl=fb&adbpr=146175949904
“I always mess with them,” said Porter, a defensive assistant last season who was given a position after former linebackers coach Keith Butler was named defensive coordinator. “I tell them, ‘You could put all your sacks together and you won’t have as many as me so you’re going to listen to me. You can put all your sacks together and I’d still have more than you, so why wouldn’t you listen to me when I’m trying to tell you how to get to the quarterback?’...........
Read more @ http://www.steelers.com/news/article-1/Porter-teaching-young-LBs-how-to-get-to-the-QB/41356ac8-bfe6-4a7b-b0cd-b4f9b9d298f8?campaign=social_20150630_48406906&adbid=10153514476484905&adbpl=fb&adbpr=146175949904