More on the overall differences between Marrone and Bradley...

From Ryan O Halloran...

Ryan O'Halloran

@ryanohalloran

Last year, #Jaguars first practice included 53 snaps of 11-on-11; today it was 81.

This was followed by 102 snaps of 11 on  11 yesterday.

This observation from BCC (I know you guys hate this site, but...)

"Training camp is as intense and as old-school a camp as you can get with the current CBA. Marrone could be heard yelling f-bombs and using colorful language to implore the players to learn the playbook. There was a lot more team drills, particularly 11-on-11, than done previously during a Gus Bradley training camp. Perhaps this was done to sharpen the team's chemistry and situational awareness, which lacked in previous years."

https://www.bigcatcountry.com/2017/7/28/...bout-day-1

I remember telling people to consider that just because Marrone was in a subordinate position to Bradley on the coaching staff, it didn't mean he agreed with everything Bradley was doing.  Thus far he appears quite different in methods than Bradley.

Hopefully, this will translate into vastly superior results.

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