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Veteran quarterback making better decisions after rebuke by first-year coach.
Like the previous coaching staff, the Packers' coaches say Favre is open to coaching  all attribute it in part to the ingrained respect he has for coaches because his father was a high school coach. In the quarterbacks' meeting after the five-interception practice, offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski said Favre matter-of-factly accepted the critique of his interceptions and the mind-set McCarthy wants.
"'Yeah, I see it, I can't force it,'" Jagodzinski said, recounting Favre's reaction.
"He takes coaching, he always has. You don't berate a guy. There's a way to do it, there's a way not to do it."
Who says Favre can't be coached, great article.
Veteran quarterback making better decisions after rebuke by first-year coach.
Like the previous coaching staff, the Packers' coaches say Favre is open to coaching  all attribute it in part to the ingrained respect he has for coaches because his father was a high school coach. In the quarterbacks' meeting after the five-interception practice, offensive coordinator Jeff Jagodzinski said Favre matter-of-factly accepted the critique of his interceptions and the mind-set McCarthy wants.
"'Yeah, I see it, I can't force it,'" Jagodzinski said, recounting Favre's reaction.
"He takes coaching, he always has. You don't berate a guy. There's a way to do it, there's a way not to do it."
Who says Favre can't be coached, great article.
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