Denver Native (Carol)
11-14-2012, 06:21 PM
Television cameras often show Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning talking with his linemen when the offense is off the field.
Actually, Manning told reporters Wednesday that in those situations he is speaking with the entire offense, although the camera angle might show only the linemen closest to him.
"It's something that we've decided to do after every series as an offensive unit," Manning said. "We're just trying to hash out what's going on out there — good or bad.
"We kind of call it our 'debriefing' session," he added. "(Previously) we had some military guys talk to us about doing that, and coach (John) Fox encouraged us to buy into it."
rest - plus video - Manning - http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_21995678/broncos-manning-says-de-briefing-sessions-help-offense
Actually, Manning told reporters Wednesday that in those situations he is speaking with the entire offense, although the camera angle might show only the linemen closest to him.
"It's something that we've decided to do after every series as an offensive unit," Manning said. "We're just trying to hash out what's going on out there — good or bad.
"We kind of call it our 'debriefing' session," he added. "(Previously) we had some military guys talk to us about doing that, and coach (John) Fox encouraged us to buy into it."
rest - plus video - Manning - http://www.denverpost.com/broncos/ci_21995678/broncos-manning-says-de-briefing-sessions-help-offense