Santa Clara, California. The San Francisco defense coordinator Robert Salekh said that on Tuesday, the choice of words was poor when he said that the employees of the Jacksonville coach Liam Cohen were elite in the establishment of challenges legally.
Salekh’s comments last week led to the post-game in the field between Salekh and Cohen on Sunday after Jacksonville defeated San Francisco when the players did not give trainers when they shouted back and forth on each other.
“In my heart really, I tried to compliment,” Saleh said on Tuesday. “I have the fact that I probably used the wrong choice of words, but, no matter how much you want to say about it, I mean that they are really good in placing their players in a position to succeed. As coaches, we always drive a lever. They are trying to have winning levers. We are trying to remove levers. Give your players a chance to be in a successful position. ”
Salekh emphasized last week when he made the initial comments that everything that Jacksonville did was legal, but the jaguares, according to the visible, were still offended by this, as evidenced by Cohen screaming on Saleh to “keep my name in the mouth,” and defender Trevor Lawrence said that he added fuel to the team.
“This is one of those things that you ultimately are always looking for an advantage,” Cohen said on Monday. “You are always looking for an advantage as a player as a coach, you always return and look at Michael Jordan, creating things that players say about him to raise his juice for the game, and this is only part of competitiveness in our profession, and how this thing leaves, and I thought that everyone worked a bit.”
Salekh said that he tried to explain his position to Coen after the game, but could not do this out of a scream back and forth. He said that since then they have not talked.
“The goal was to say for sure that I just said that I think he was doing really good work, what I was doing,” Saleh said. “This football team plays and takes on its personality. They play a lot on the offensive line, and their running backs are very difficult. I think that they are doing a really good job, and I just wanted him to know that I appreciate how he is engaged in his business with his football team. ”
