Before the sudden end of a fight with the organized team activity session of the New York giants on Thursday, the team’s trio cycled the quarterback trio through its representative and began taking a Peking order shape.
Russell Wilson practiced with the team’s estimated start, but Ruki Jackson Dart took over with people with a representative and spent the rest of the day with Twos. Jameis Winston practiced for the third-team in addition to a representative with TWOS.
Wilson praised the dart on Thursday, while dodging a question as to what the first round pick would mean behind him. Meanwhile, aggressive coordinator Mike Kafka revealed that New York in the draft evaluation process did zero on the former Ole Miss Quarterback “relatively early”.
“I would say it was relatively early because you get – the more the touchpoint is with you, the more confidence is confident and the more you fit her in your system and your plan, the more you fit her,” Kafka said.
“And so I really believed how he operated, how he studied, how he prepared, how he handled himself. And then at the end of the day, his tape and the way he performed in those meetings.”
While the veterans were seen as the possibility of taking Shedur Sanders with the overall pick of No. 3, they fell in love with the dart instead and traded back into the first round (overall overall), so that they could be made the second cuby selected behind the first overall pick -cam ward.
“You look at explosive plays, you see how he operates in two minutes of exercise and under pressure, under Dures,” Kafka said. “You see some off-schedules, play off-platform and you see in a way and put a report together.
“Those things that stood for me. Their ability to play inside the pocket, play outside the pocket, QB run games, such things.”
Kafka is known for working with Patrick Mahors in the major career of her Canasus City. There, Kafka was a quarterback coach; In New York, he is an aggressive coordinator, but he will be the same with the development of the dart.
“Just being a quarterback coach, you are in that room with them. You are coaching them on the specific job of quarterbacks, the vs aggressive coordinator put the entire photo together for QS,” Kafka explained. “Being in those meetings with quarterbacks and explaining my intention for a drama or what my vision can be for that game or what crime can see and how we are going to attack some things, just to be out with quarterbacks.”
Kafka praised Wilson for his “leadership” and “command” at his previous stops in Seattle, Denver and Pittsburgh, although two chapters after his career were not fruitful as his time with Sehox.
“You see the competition that he brings, he behaves,” Kafka said. “… This is a new crime for him and he has played a lot of football, so there are many of these plays that he knows. Just to get him on the same page vocabulary. But he is doing a great job and I am excited for him.”
Asked, Wilson did not offer his response to veterans to trading for darts in April, for a long time when he did not signed both him and Winston.
Wilson said, “Yes, Jackson was great, man. He is a great worker, a great team partner,” Wilson said. “We are having fun, all of us. We have really a good quarterback room. People are focusing very much every day and working diligently. He is going to be a very, very good talent and everything else in his entire career.”
The former Super Bowl Champion said that being a dart QB2 “nothing changes for him”.
“I think the biggest thing for me is that just every day is my best,” Wilson said. “I always think of everyone, just lead every room, every moment, every time I step between the white lines and his opportunity.
“We had a great dinner on the second night, all people, all o-line and quarterbacks and back running together. We had just a good time, just laughing and a good time together. So I think all this fellowship is the best part.
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