Post game conference

[Adam]

Originally Posted by packersowner

I like to ask my partners if they have anything to discuss. However, i get a little annoyed when this turns into an open critique on only me. I like constructive feedback but some guys really suck at it. I especially get annoyed when its someone who I didnt feel did a very good job themself. This is probably what keeps guys from wanting to discuss the game.

I've honestly got no problem. I figure if they don't want to discuss things, they won't get better. That either means they don't need to, or they'll be stuck in low level games til they get it.

[JRutledge]

I always talk about the game afterwards and in the locker room. I can hardly think of a time when we don't talk about the game. Now it might be more extensive with some partners, but there is always a question about a play or a situation with a coach or other unusual situations. It is just what we do in my experiences. Some times there is a lot more talk than others, but it is never silent after the game.

Peace

[AKOFL]

post game is just as important for learning as a pre game. You are missing out if you don't post game imho.

[Loudwhistle2]

Originally Posted by akofl

post game is just as important for learning as a pre game. You are missing out if you don't post game imho.

+1

[Freddy]

Originally Posted by AKOFL

post game is just as important for learning as a pre game. You are missing out if you don't post game imho.

Post game discussions often become agenda items for the next game's pregame. Post game gives us ideas of what to especially look for on video the next day. Post game is particularly significant if there's a fill-in member of the crew who can help identify things we're accustomed to doing that aren't really good. Post game debriefing is better than everyone dressing as fast as possible and scurrying off site as if happy to get out of there.