NFL Players and Coaches - Part 2

Rocky Seto, Super Bowl Champion coach, FBS National Championship Coach, former Assistant Head Coach, Seattle Seahawks: What defines you? How to set priorities in a demanding profession.

Jack Mewhort, Retired Indianapolis Colts Offensive Lineman: How his best coaches taught him to play the game.

Chris Manhertz, Tight End, Carolina Panthers: The best way a coach can help his players.

Jim Arthur, Strength and Conditioning Coach, Miami Dolphins: Determining workload for athletes and what coach does in practice to prepare his players for reaching top speed on gameday. Determining what kind of work load each player can handle.

Charlie Coiner, former NFL coach and Wade Wilson, former QB Coach, Dallas Cowboys: Running the 2 minute drill with a young QB and how to organize the 2 minute drill in the high school and college level. Additionally, practicing the two minute drill. Up-temp offense vs 2 minute drill and situational football.

Michael Lombardi, former NFL Coach and General Manager: How critical it is having a good staff and what you should look for in building out a staff. What it means to be a “program guy.” Also, the importance of player development.

Noel Mazzone, current Offensive Coordinator, Arizona Wildcats, former Receivers Coach, New York Jets: Putting together a practice week and what Coach has seen from other big name coaches at practice. Additionally, the concept of “no sweat Thursdays” and “Fast fridays.”

Jake Plummer, retired NFL quarterback: How accountability has become so important with the little amount of time now allocated to actual practices and meetings. Also, how playing 100% mentally can help the game be played more safely.

Charlie Coiner, and Patrick Mannelly, former Chicago Bears long snapper: How Mannelly liked to practice when he was a pro and how it differs from what he has his players do as a coach. Additionally, some in and outs of practicing the art of the long snap.

Michael Lombardi: Dinner with Belichek and Saban.