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Kromer likes what he's seen out of Noteboom, Allen
“They’ve had a great opportunity this offseason to get all the repetition that they needed that can really help them grow to understand how to handle it themselves,” run game coordinator/offensive line coach Aaron Kromer said. “It’s their line, it’s their group, they’re one of the top guys now and that comes with a little responsibility, and I think they’ve handled it really well. Through study, through understanding, and then going out on the field and — as much as we can do at this point in the year — they did a good job of getting through that and learning how to practice and how to fundamentally do things, how to see things defensively that the defense is trying to do. So I thought it was a good start to the process.”
One of the advantages both Noteboom and Allen have headed into their first year as starters is that they were both on the roster last year. That means they don’t have to learn the playbook and get used to the system like a rookie — or a free agent coming in from elsewhere, for that matter.
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“They’ve had a great opportunity this offseason to get all the repetition that they needed that can really help them grow to understand how to handle it themselves,” run game coordinator/offensive line coach Aaron Kromer said. “It’s their line, it’s their group, they’re one of the top guys now and that comes with a little responsibility, and I think they’ve handled it really well. Through study, through understanding, and then going out on the field and — as much as we can do at this point in the year — they did a good job of getting through that and learning how to practice and how to fundamentally do things, how to see things defensively that the defense is trying to do. So I thought it was a good start to the process.”
One of the advantages both Noteboom and Allen have headed into their first year as starters is that they were both on the roster last year. That means they don’t have to learn the playbook and get used to the system like a rookie — or a free agent coming in from elsewhere, for that matter.
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[www.therams.com]
