What They’re Saying: Hendon Hooker is out and angry with…….
This is a compilation of remarks made in the Detroit Lions locker room after their preseason triumph over the Pittsburgh Steelers in front of nearly 51,000 fans at Ford Field. Hendon Hooker, quarterback Regarding the degree of change he has noticed in himself since the start of training camp: made many leaps, such as taking charge of the huddle and smoothly directing the offense, as well as moving through my progressions and reaching my checkdowns, moving deftly in the pocket, and, as we previously discussed, continuing to grow every day from my mistakes.
Regarding the most difficult aspect of this offseason’s growing process, I would say it was simply learning to be patient with myself and to give myself a little leeway. I take my own development extremely seriously, and I’m really hard on myself. Colby Sorsdal, OL Regarding being a dynamic quarterback for a guy like Hendon Hooker: It’s very great. You never know when he’s going to pull a fast one on us or go fetch an explosive. That’s why it’s so awesome to see. I had a mobile quarterback in college, I seem to recall. “Oh yeah, we got a first down,” I exclaim. created something from nothing. That’s why it’s so cool.
Jermar Jefferson, RB What I plan to do over the next 72 hours is to really simply unwind and concentrate on myself. lingering. I’m coming to hang out with a couple of my high school pals who live here. Most likely, see a movie later. Overall, though, I’m just trying to unwind. genuinely only have control over what I can manage. That being said, things happen. Studs and Duds for the Detroit Lions versus the Pittsburgh Steelers
Martin DL Brodic Thoughts for the early 2024 season: We’ll simply have to take things week by week and continue as a d-line, trying to dominate, stop the run, and go after the quarterback. I don’t want to look too far ahead. And just carry on from the previous year. Do you understand what I mean? Let’s carry out the necessary actions. Ty Summers, LB Regarding defensive rhythms: I believe they would be referred to as “getting in the zone.” You start having fun when you’re in the zone. When the game first starts, things move a little more slowly. That’s all there is to it. That is all I have to say.
If I arrive, let’s get to work; if not, let’s still get to work. Do you understand what I mean? You never know at the end of the day. You never know how a team is meant to be set up to win a championship until you are trying to put one together. However, I hope that I did enough to convince them that I am a part of that successful culture. Dan Campbell Regarding the impact that today’s Ford Field crowd had on the game atmosphere: Hear me out: astounding. This was insane, fans. “Do you realize this is the best environment you’re going to find in a preseason game, for sure?” I asked our guys before we left the field. We’re not even close to