We talk about deliberate practice a bunch. "It was really cool because of how they have developed, where it's the first opportunity. (On how he felt OL Rob Hunt and OL Austin Jackson performed last night) We'll continue to discuss that before we make those final decisions, which are tough and that's good." There's no no-brainer like this guy is a fish out of water. And that's a good thing for the Dolphins. It's just a constant communication with Chris (Grier) and myself, as well as with the coordinators and position coaches for every real decision that we make. We discussed more today but we'll sleep on it. These are big decisions that when you have a competitive, talented roster like we have and that they've built here and are growing right now, you don't take them lightly at all. But then we're careful that this is their livelihoods and it's also the team and the organization. We had long discussions last week and then some discussions that we started today. And specifically when you have to handle the emotions of the game. It's a balance where going into a preseason game before you know there's a cut, you're kind of saying the state of the union right then, fully knowing that when there are opportunities in front of people, you don't make your mind up because you learn so much about players each and every time they're out on the field. "That's something that we talk a lot about is people getting opportunities every day and how every practice is so valuable and every opportunity is so valuable. (On the first roster cut-down coming this week)
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